Lukashenko orders to deploy troops on the border: State Border Guard Service of Ukraine assesses the threat

Currently, Ukrainian border guards are not observing an increase in military equipment or personnel on the territory of neighboring Belarus.

This was reported by Andriy Demchenko, a spokesman for the State Border Guard Service, on the air of the telethon.

According to him, the situation along the border with Russia remains unchanged. There has been no movement of equipment or personnel from Belarusian army units. However, this direction "remains a threat."

"The situation along the border, based on what we can visually observe, is completely unchanged. There is no movement of equipment or personnel from Belarusian army units," Demchenko said.

The State Border Guard Service representative noted that Minsk continued to escalate tensions. For this purpose, various equipment may be moved deeper into Belarusian territory.

"It should be understood that Russia is likely continuing to pressure Belarus to try to destabilize the situation along the border or possibly to involve Belarus more fully in this war. I hope that Belarus will have enough common sense not to succumb to these actions and pressure from Russia," Demchenko said.

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