Very serious question - entrance to Russia after cancellation to Belarus
Hello,
Im a below 30 Male EU citizen who was supposed to meet with his Russian gf in Belarus.
in 2025 I tried to enter Belarus from Poland (Terespol-Brest border crossing)
Long Story Short: me and couple more people ended up in questioning after which they told me (and most of these other people) that my entrance to Belarus is cancelled on that day (only on that day though) without explanation. That I can go back to Poland and of course, they put a Belarusian rejection stamp in my passport
No explanations, they searched all over my phone (I probably made a mistake by deleting a lot of content from my phone previous to coming to the border - still, for me this is a surreal reason for someone to deny entry. And they found a picture of me next to a parked toyota landcrusier that has Ukrainian license plates while I was travelling in Europe, which I took completely randomly - I deleted the photo since, of course)
**I honestly confirm I have no ties with any other country other than mine which is a Slavic EU country **
In the meantime me and gf met 3 times in 3rd country..
Now I want to go to Russia to visit her, meet her family - and most important, see Russia - which is my goal since childhood.
I would most likely do this through a private visa - where she issues the invite through Russian мвд
If I get this visa, my question is - is there anything i should consider, and what are the chances of Russian Border Police at for example Vnukovo or Sheremetyevo - denying my entrance to the country ? (considering Belarus rejected me once)
And should I consider making a new passport so this Belarusian stamp is not visible (at the border If they ask why is the passport blank, I can say the previous one was almost full and I wanted empty pages for future visas)
Thank you in advance for your answers