There are about 2,000 military personnel of the Russian Armed Forces left in Belarus.
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According to the Belarusian Gayun, in September the situation with the Russian military contingent did not actually change, there was no increase in the number of the Russian Armed Forces and there are no prerequisites for a significant increase in the Russian Armed Forces in Belarus.
However, part of the Russian Armed Forces continues to be in Belarus, here’s where:
- Airfields “Mozyr” (“Bokov”) and “Zyabrovka” – up to 600 people;
- Radio technical center “Baranovichi” and 43 communications center “Vileika” – up to 1 thousand 450 people.
In general, as of October 1, @Hajun_BY estimates the number of Russian military personnel in Belarus to be about 2 thousand.
Last week, the Center for National Resistance reported that the special services of the Russian Federation and Belarus are planning to conduct an operation “under a false flag” on the territory of Belarus.
Agreements were reached between the FSB of the Russian Federation and the KGB of the Republic of Belarus to conduct a “false flag” operation against one of the objects on the territory of Belarus with subsequent accusations of this on the Ukrainian side.
Currently, the oil depot “BRESTOBLNEFTEPRODUKT” near the settlement of Priluki, Brest region, not far (2 km) from the Belarusian-Polish border, is being considered as a target for a terrorist attack.
This provocation is necessary for Russians to reduce the level of support for our state.
It is planned to carry out a drop from a UAV. According to information from the Belarusian underground. Aerial reconnaissance of possible targets was carried out by the Wagnerites in August of this year.
Source: Racurs
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