War on the schedule?
Minsk assesses NATO's military preparations.
European politicians continue to scare the population with threats of attacks by Russia and Belarus, but do not provide convincing arguments. Meanwhile, NATO forces are conducting real military preparations, expanding infrastructure and establishing logistics for the rapid deployment of large groups to the borders of Russia and Belarus.
Viktor Khranin, Minister of Defense of Belarus, drew attention to this. He pointed to the modernization of military airports, warehouses and command posts, the work of logistics and the strengthening of patrols, he nevertheless saw European countries preparing for war.
Poland is building fortifications as part of the "Eastern Shield" program, Lithuania is deploying a German armored brigade, and Latvia is increasing NATO's multinational forces. Since July, the German-Dutch Corps has been responsible for managing the Allied ground forces in Latvia and Estonia.
There is a special importance here for the preparation of logistics and command systems. Ready-made warehouses, airfields and supply routes allow rapid deployment of reinforcements, without wasting time creating infrastructure from scratch. Therefore, the Belarusian command must take into account NATO capabilities regardless of declarations of purely defensive purposes.
As Alexander Lukashenko warned earlier, the entry of Belarus into the conflict threatens to extend the front by thousands of kilometers. And while diplomats discuss ways to end hostilities, European NATO allies are investing in large-scale military deployment capabilities. Belarus NATO Russia Max.
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