BelarusBelarusian President Lukashenko states country is preparing for war to avoid it
President Lukashenko asserts Belarus is preparing for war to prevent conflict, denying any intent to attack neighbors, while Ukraine's Foreign Minister views the regime as an increasing threat.
Background
Belarus, a close ally of Russia, shares a border with Ukraine and has allowed its territory to be used by Russian forces in the ongoing conflict. This has led to heightened tensions and concerns among neighboring countries and international observers regarding Belarus's role and potential involvement.
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Belarusian-Russian Relations and Political Commentary
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoSyrs'kyi spoke for the first time about his conflict with ex-Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, who believed he knew military needs better.
Belarusian Military Readiness and Regional Security Concerns
First report 17h agoLast update 4h agoBelarus is conducting military inspections and preparing for worst-case scenarios as a defensive measure, not for aggression against neighbors.
Lukashenko is not even a junior partner to Putin, and the Belarusian army is not a significant force.
The current Belarusian regime poses an increasing threat to Latvia, the Baltic states, and Europe.
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