Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is again throwing threats at neighbors Lithuania and Poland. This time, the regime in Minsk released an image of A. Lukashenko talking to one of his officers about how the Belarusian army is ready to attack part of Poland and Lithuania in order to reach the Kaliningrad region if necessary.
A. Lukashenko was even surprised at how few kilometers separate Belarusians from Russian-controlled Kaliningrad while marching through Lithuania, which is only 42 kilometers.
"It's a pity that they behave like this, but now you will have to oppose the Baltic republics and part of Poland. Are you sure that your military will hold these territories on the front line?", asked the de facto leader of Belarus, A. Lukashenka, in the distributed video.
"In the military planning documents, all actions are planned, issues of military preparation are resolved, the main composition is being prepared. What is provided in your instructions, what the Minister of Defense ordered, within the framework of the preparation to reinforce the districts, we not only go out to the training ground and to the training area, but also to the real areas, so that the main structure and the commanders know the terrain, know the roads, know everything so that they can to make decisions and be ready for real actions", explained one of A. Lukashenka's officers.
