Poland has begun a significant restructuring of its army near the Belarusian border. This was announced by the Chairman of the KGB of Belarus, Ivan Tertel, during an extended meeting with the leadership of state security agencies, according to BelTA.
“The armed forces of Poland are carrying out a large-scale reorganization of their troop grouping in the Belarusian direction, while in Lithuania and Latvia, closed area infrastructure facilities are being constructed to accommodate NATO military units,” Tertel explained.
According to him, a high level of all types of intelligence activities directed against the republic is being recorded. In addition, there has been an increase in the production of weapons, equipment, and ammunition in leading Western countries, noted the head of the KGB.
In Poland and the Baltic states, according to the head of the committee, there is active road and airfield repairs in preparation for the possible transfer of military units from Germany and other NATO countries to the border areas of Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia.
Previously, the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, stated that the strategy of Western countries is to inflict a global defeat on Belarus and Russia.
Earlier in Minsk, it was announced that the West is involved in terrorist attacks on the territory of Russia.
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Poland Commences Major Army Restructuring near Belarusian Border
Poland has recently embarked on a significant reorganization of its armed forces near the border with Belarus, according to Ivan Tertel, the Chairman of the KGB of Belarus. During an extended meeting with the leadership of state security agencies, Tertel highlighted Poland’s extensive reorganization of troop deployments in the Belarusian direction, along with the construction of infrastructure facilities in Lithuania and Latvia to accommodate NATO military units.
Tertel also expressed concerns over the high level of intelligence activities targeting Belarus. Additionally, he noted an increase in the production of weapons, equipment, and ammunition in leading Western countries, suggesting a potential escalation in tensions.
Furthermore, Poland and the Baltic states have been actively repairing roads and airfields in preparation for the possible transfer of military units from Germany and other NATO countries to the border regions of Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. This development raises questions about the intentions and motivations of NATO in the region.
These developments come after Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko accused Western countries of plotting a global defeat against Belarus and Russia. The situation is further complicated by recent claims from Minsk that the West has been involved in terrorist activities on Russian soil.
The reorganization of Poland’s armed forces and the growing presence of NATO military units near the Belarusian border demand close attention and analysis. The actions of Western countries and NATO should be scrutinized to ensure regional stability and prevent any further escalation of tensions.
