Footage from Sunday (November 1) shows security trucks arresting protesters in Minsk, the capital, and the largest city of Belarus.

Upon noticing security trucks, the large group of people disperses. A man is shown being knocked to the ground and a woman is held by her hands and feet upon being detained.

According to the filmer, columns of security trucks could be seen around the city, as demonstrators turned out for a 13th consecutive Sunday to demand Alexander Lukashenko's resignation.

Tens of thousands are said to have gathered in Minsk.

Thousands of demonstrators were taking part in parallel Minsk marches on November 1 as part of almost daily protests and ongoing demands for Alyaksandr Lukashenko's resignation and a new vote.

Columns of security trucks and buses to hold detainees could be seen around the city as the columns marched toward a well-known monument to Soviet-era repression victims outside the capital.
Security forces dispersed and detained people who did not have time to gather in large groups. In this video, you can see how a group of people, noticing the minibuses, began to retreat. People do not interfere with traffic, they let the car that drives into the yard pass. But in the next seconds, security forces get out of the cars and begin to detain passers-by. The man is knocked to the ground and two men take him to the bus. The girl was thrown to the ground and held by her hands and feet, four men are dragging her into the bus. After that, they are taken to an unknown destination.