There is currently no direct military threat from Belarus, but the risk of sabotage and intelligence groups invade the regions in the north of Ukraine remains.
Source: Spokesperson for the Main Intelligence Agency of the Defense Ministry Vadym Skibitsky
“The situation is difficult, but it is under control and there is no direct threat today.”
According to him, everyone understands the level of threat that may arise if Russian troops will be transferred to the territory of Belarus, as was the case on the eve of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, but the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, along with other structures of the intelligence community, are monitoring the situation.
In addition, he said that “very active training of special units and Belarusians, and individual inspectors, individual units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation” is taking place on the territory of Belarus.
“There can be only one threat in this case – that sabotage and intelligence groups can operate from the territory of Belarus in our northern regions. This is both intelligence, and possible sabotage, and other specific issues that are carried out by special-purpose units.”
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