The incredible wave of information exacerbation will start from the early days of the active stage, the head of the GUR notes.
Information attacks, often from the Russian Federation, will begin from the early days of training in the Russian-clarusian “West 2025”. This was announced by the GUR Mo Kirill Budanov’s GUR in the Forum War Information: From resistance to maintenance.
“These exercises, after the events of 2022 in Ukraine took place, received clearly defined borders of the essence. They began to see them as an exercise, but as a matter, perhaps more than military maneuvers. And there was a problem,” he said.
According to him, there is now a wave of increasing the situation, and from the early days of the beginning of the active phase, there will be an incredible -believing wave of information exacerbation.
“The stuffing will go from absolutely all sides, 90% will be Russian, and unfortunately, others will be. Others. Hysteria will accelerate,” the gur leader believes.
He added that the military and military-political share of these teachings consists of developing individual maneuvers taken by actions, as it is written “in the western direction of military operation theater.”
“That is, they will perform some elements of the war of the future, not about Ukraine. Here we are talking about symbols and signs mainly for European countries, especially for Baltic countries,” Budanov emphasized.
As we have written, Russia has begun transferring troops to Belarus, which will take part in West 2025 exercises. These maneuvers will be held regularly every two years. According to official numbers, 13 thousand military personnel should take part in future events.
In Belarus, the dates of joint training along with Russia West 2025 are named
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