The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine believes that Belarus will continue to provide Russia with its resources to assist in the aggression against Ukraine.
In Belarus, the equipment will be reactivated, which can be moved in the direction of Donetsk or Kherson. This was announced at a briefing on June 23 by Alexei Gromov, Deputy Chief of the Main Operations Directorate of the General Staff.
Gromov stressed that Belarus will continue to provide Russia with its resources to assist in the aggression against Ukraine. In particular, according to available information, the maintenance and removal of this equipment from storage is carried out under the guise of classes, training and training bases for the storage of weapons and military equipment.
“Given the heavy losses of the enemy in weapons and military equipment, as well as the relatively better condition and storage conditions of this equipment in the warehouses of the Belarusian Armed Forces, it is possible that our neighbor could provide weapons and military equipment for the aggressor of Russia., and this equipment may be moved in the future towards the direction of Donetsk or Kherson, “said Gromov.
According to him, military infrastructure is being built at Zyabrovka airfield in the Gomel region. In addition, special units of Russian law enforcement agencies and private military companies are located in Belarus.
“It’s possible they were there to train sabotage and reconnaissance groups,” Gromov suggested.
Earlier it was reported that the entire army of Belarus had about 60 thousand men, but Lukashenka’s authorities wanted to add it another 20 thousand.
Recall that in the Gomel region of Belarus, local students are taught to shoot with shovels.
And on the border with Ukraine, Belarusians are placing wooden dummies of tanks.
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Source: korrespondent
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