A second video has been released following the arrests of Belarusian opposition journalist Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega on Sunday. The pair were on their way to Vilnius, Lithuania from Athens, Greece when Belarus authorities alerted their flight of a bomb threat and President Alexander Lukashenko ordered a MiG fighter jet to escort the plane to land in Minsk. According to the European Humanities University (EHU), a Belarusian university in Lithuania where Sapega is studying, Sapega was going back to Vilnius to defend her Master’s thesis after her vacation in Greece with Protasevich. In the video, first posted on a pro-government Telegram channel on Tuesday, Sapega was sitting in a chair, speaking at a very fast pace, and constantly rolling her eyes and turning her head in an uncomfortable manner. “I am Sapega Sofia Andreevna, I was born on Feb. 10, 1998. I am [a] citizen of the Russian Federation, I live in Lithuania, Vilnius. On May …