“Russia is accumulating troops in Belarus, Ukraine is preparing to respond” – AFU

Ukraine is preparing to respond against the background of the accumulation of allied troops in Belarus. This was stated by the commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), Lieutenant General Serhiy Naev, a video message was published on the command's Facebook page.

According to him, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are constantly monitoring the situation in the republic and preparing forces for an "adequate response." At the same time, according to the Ukrainian side, there is no threat from Belarus so far.

“On the territory of Belarus, the accumulation of the allied group of troops continues. So we are constantly monitoring this situation and preparing our forces for an adequate response. Now there is no threat from Belarus yet. The work being done by the Armed Forces of Ukraine should increase the resilience of our defense and the adequacy of our response to the growth of this threat.”

If the military threat from Belarus increases, the General Staff will provide additional forces, Naev stressed.

On October 9, Belarus accused Ukraine of "preparing an attack." In March, Lukashenka, at a meeting with Vladimir Putin, also hinted at some kind of intelligence. He said : “Now I’ll show you where the attack on Belarus was being prepared from,” and began to show something on the maps he brought with him. In July, Lukashenka accused the Ukrainian authorities of trying to launch a missile attack on Belarus. However, so far it is from the territory of Belarus that missiles are launched at Ukrainian cities. On August 21, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that in the Volyn and Polesye directions, the movement of air defense systems of the Russian Federation to the territory of Belarus was noted.

Read more about the war in Ukraine in The Insider's report of December 2: “Russia's preparations for evacuation from Kakhovka, withdrawal from the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, another plan to capture Kiev. What's happening on the front line .

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