The very first publication on the YouTube channel of the initiative was the appeal of the 4th year cadet of the police department of the
Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Vladislav Botyan. In it, against the background of a
white-red-white flag, he spoke about his dismissal from the internal affairs bodies. He appealed to the cadets of the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and urged them to quit their studies and "take the side of the people." by attempting to overthrow the government of Belarus. Botyan also spoke about how he witnessed ballot stuffing during early voting. Then two videos appeared on the channel called "Heroes in balaclavas." In the first part, the protesters are roughly shoved into a
paddy wagon, some are beaten. Everyone is put on their knees on the floor of the van. On the way, the security forces mockingly question some men and study the contents of their phones, in particular, their Telegram subscriptions. The second part shows footage from one of the protests in
Minsk. On 2 December, the initiative published a video of Lukashenko's approach to
OMON officers. The video captures the events of the "March of New Belarus", which took place on 23 August and forced Lukashenko to fly over Minsk in a helicopter. Then the
head of state, under the supervision of the OMON, with the support of his son
Nikolai and a personal doctor, "took part in dispersing" several people who accidentally lingered at the palace after the March had already ended by that time. After the "cleansing" of the territory, Lukashenka generously expressed his gratitude to the security forces, promising not to remain in debt for the "feat" they had accomplished. The security forces are heard joking, cursing and laughing at Lukashenka. On 10 December, the initiative published a video in which OMON officers insult protesters, using foul language, thereby violating the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 67 "On the Rules for the Professional Ethics of Police Officers." The video was filmed on August 23 near the
Independence Palace in Minsk. On 17 December, a video about bullying in the Frunzensky District Department of Internal Affairs was published on the YouTube channel. The video is dated 12 August. The footage shows how the detainees, including women and minors, are kneeling or lying face down on the floor with their hands twisted back. During interrogation, people are beaten in the stomach or kidneys and forced to lick a club. During interrogations, people are intimidated and threatened. Some of the detainees were badly beaten, with hematomas, abrasions and bruises on their faces. While another interrogation is going on, in the background, an unknown person in civilian clothes and a balaclava is seen beating a man with a truncheon. Blows and screams are heard in the background on the video. On 28 December, the initiative published the materials of its investigation into the criminal prosecution of
Sergei Tikhanovsky. The initiative claims that Tikhanovsky's case is politically motivated. According to the initiative, long before the arrest of Tikhanovsky and members of his team in connection with their socio-political activities, the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime began developing operational records within the framework of the case, which was in the production of the senior detective of the 2nd department of the 3rd department Ivan Tarasik. The general management of this development was carried out by the head of the 3rd department, Mikhail Bedunkevich. As a result, the department failed to find grounds for initiating a criminal case. In this regard, they decided to organize a provocation. The verbal order, according to the initiative, was given by the then Minister of Internal Affairs
Yury Karayeu. On 7 January, in its Telegram channel, the initiative published a secret report on the state of affairs in the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. It contains information on the number of certified employees as of 1 October and other data "for official use". On 14 January, the initiative published a recording where a man with a voice similar to the voice of the ex-head of the
GUBOPiK, and now the deputy minister of internal affairs, the commander of the
internal troops,
Nikolay Karpenkov, tells how
Alexander Taraikovsky died, as well as about a meeting with Alexander Lukashenko, where law enforcement officers what to do with protests and protesters. Presumably the recording was made at the end of October. On the recording, a man with a voice similar to Karpenkov says that the head of state has security forces "covered from all sides in terms of the use of weapons," and also reports that Alexander Taraikovsky died from a rubber bullet that "flew into his chest." He also quotes instructions on how to deal with protesters from the "president".
Pavel Latushko stated that this recording will be submitted to the
UN Security Council, the
European Union, the
OSCE and the authorities of Russia and the United States. In early February, BYPOL spread information that the Belarusian authorities were gathering a peacekeeping contingent of 600 soldiers to be sent to
Syria. As stated in the message, the Western and Northwestern operational commands have already received a directive on the selection of military personnel. In this regard, according to the BYPOL group, soldiers allegedly began to leave the armed forces en masse. The
Ministry of Defense of Belarus denied this information. Non-state sources, such as
Tut.By, also doubted the BYPOL message. On 2 February, TUT.BY received the results of a phonoscopic examination of a recording published by BYPOL, which is of "great public importance" and caused a resonance not only in Belarus, but also abroad. The audio recording talks about the murder of Alexander Taraikovsky, the use of lethal weapons and "camps for sharp-hoofed." The examination confirmed that the voice on the recording belongs to Nikolai Karpenkov, and did not reveal any signs of editing. On 4 March 2021, on its YouTube channel, the initiative publishes another audio recording with a voice that allegedly belongs to the former head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus Karaev, in which he calls on the security forces to brutally crack down on opposition representatives: "Which threatens you and me, officials. Well, especially if you. Drop everything, find this creature and clean it up. Here is my advice to you."
. == Cooperation with other structures of the Belarusian opposition ==