Всем больницам Минска и всем, кто может дать мне информацию о здоровье моих дочерей Анти (Антула) и Александры Черопулу
To all the hospitals in Minsk and to anyone who would be able to give me information about the health of my daughters Anthie’ (Anthoula) and Alexandra Cheropoulou
My daughters were abducted in 2017 by their mother, Liudmila Trafimovich, from Sweden to Belarus. Based on the information that I have available, my younger daughter Alexandra has recently been admitted to some hospital somewhere in Minsk, but her mother refuses to give me any specific information about her diagnosis or health status. The last time I spoke to her mother, she only told me that Alexandra had an infection, and both of them had been coughing a lot. I am extremely worried that they both are infected with coronavirus, and I would like to ask you to please give me any information about Alexandra. I am her father, and I have the right to know how she is doing or in which hospital she is located. I live in Sweden and have zero access to them. Please help me, if possible.
Information about my daughters:
Anthie’ (Anthoula) Cheropoulou (born 2012.06.08) and Alexandra Cheropoulou (born 2015.04.01)
Mother’s name: Liudmila Trafimovich (born 1975.05.30)
Currently living in Minsk
My Name: Nicolas Cheropoulos
My E-Mail address:
[email protected]
From the very beginning, as the virus was approaching Europe and specifically Belarus, I have been anxiously trying to follow up on the whereabouts of my children. However, and as usual, I have been facing an iron wall as the Abductor, Ms. Liudmila Trafimovich, continued to ignore my messages, and she was replying only with huge delays (if ever) but never giving me any specific answers in regards to our children at all.
This changed a little bit, though, when the worst happened: my younger daughter Alexandra got very sick, and she was taken to a hospital. Of course, nobody ever bothered to inform me about this fact. I only learned about this because, after many attempts, I was finally able to reach my oldest daughter Anthie’ who picked up the phone at Liudmila’s apartment, where she was staying with her aunt, who was watching her.
Her aunt had not only been watching her, but she was standing by Anthie’ telling her what to answer to me when I was asking any questions. As you can imagine, my daughters have zero freedom to express themselves because they are not even allowed to talk to their father normally.
Even a simple phone conversation with them is being perceived as a threat by Liudmila and her sister. In the end, Anthie’ told her aunt to leave her alone, and she quickly told me that her sister Alexandra was at the hospital. I freaked out, of course, and immediately started to call Liudmila’s cell phone to learn what happened. Liudmila reluctantly started to communicate with me, and I learned that Alexandra “had an infection,” but Liudmila refused to specify what kind of infection it was. At the same time, when talking to me, she (Liudmila) was coughing herself, and she sounded really sick.
Given the coronavirus situation in Belarus, in my opinion, both Alexandra and Liudmila got infected with COVID-19. Obviously, I got very worried about both of them. It is definitely not in my interest for Liudmila to fall ill or die because she is the mother of my children, and our children need her.
I kept sending Liudmila messages, and I also kept calling her. I understood that Alexandra had been admitted to the hospital, and Liudmila was staying there with her. However, after several follow-ups, Liudmila became angry, and she, for some reason, started to insult me, telling me that I was at a high-risk age and I was old, I should rather worry for myself and should not stress out because, again, I was – old.
Not sure why she became so obsessive about my age because she repeated that several times. My assumption is that she was angry that she got sick and not me. I ignored her anger attacks, and I sent her the following message on May 9, 2020:
“Thank you for your advice and your concern about my age Liudmila, but this is the last thing I think about. Tell me, instead of how Alexandra is doing, are you both still at the hospital? Where is Anthoula? Who is taking care of her? I believe these questions are more relevant than my age!”
No answer. OK, I sent her another message the next day, as follows: “Good morning Liudmila, congratulations on the Victory Day that was yesterday. Can you please inform me about how you and Alexandra are doing, I beg you! I am very worried about both of you. I also would like to know where Anthoula is, how she is doing, and who is looking after her. How is Anthoula’s health?? Please, let me know, I beg you.” Silence again.
And so, dear readers, I have to turn to the Belarusian public again and ask for their help. Please let me know if you see my daughters at some hospital somewhere in Minsk. They are most likely there with their mother. I have no idea what is going on over there at the moment, where exactly they are, who their primary physician is, and what their health status is. As you can see, I am begging their mother for any piece of information. However, she is not responding.
If you see my daughters by any chance, please tell them that their father loves them, tries to find them, is very worried for them, and will never give up on them.
I sincerely thank the Belarusian public for any information they can share with me in regard to my daughters.
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