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Łukašenka orders troops to return from Ukraine border to their bases
July 13, Pozirk. Alaksandar Łukašenka has ordered troops to return from the Belarusian-Ukrainian border to their permanent bases, his press office reports.
“Now we have no complications with the Ukrainians, and I hope there will be none,” he has said during the visit to the 56th Anti-aircraft Missile Regiment in the Brest region.
“After we did some work, the Ukrainians withdrew their Armed Forces and additional troops from the Ukrainian-Belarusian border area,” he noted.
Kyiv has not yet commented on Łukašenka’s statements.
Belarusian agencies have circulated reports about Ukrainian military build-up and intelligence activities near the shared border since June 20.
The Belarusian army immediately launched a surprise drill in the Brest and Homiel regions bordering Ukraine and ordered the deployment of a multiple-rocket launcher battalion to an unspecified location.
Kyiv dismissed the build-up accusations as an information campaign to escalate tensions.
Minsk sounds alarm over presence of Ukrainian commandos near Belarus
July 5, Pozirk. The presence of special operation forces in "close proximity" to Belarus may be indicative of preparations for infiltration by sabotage groups, Uładzimir Kupryjaniuk, a senior defense official, has told journalists in Minsk. "There is a high probability …
