Lukashenko is not preparing any ground operation; Belarus lacks the forces – Kovalenko
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Andriy Kovalenko stated that Belarus lacks the forces for a ground operation. Lukashenko is imitating activity, while Ukrainian forces are prepared for any developments.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is not preparing any ground operation. This was emphasized by the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (CCD), Andriy Kovalenko, reports UNN.
Lukashenko is not preparing any ground operation. No such statement was made, and there are no forces in Belarus capable of conducting a ground operation at this time
According to him, "everything Belarus is doing now is imitating some kind of frantic activity, including information waves."
In fact, any aggressive actions will automatically become a mistake that will lead to bad consequences for Belarus itself. Ukraine is monitoring the situation; our forces are ready for any development of events. There are currently many manipulations
Context
Lukashenko held a meeting on Belarusian state armament programs and the state defense order.
"Without equipping troops with modern weapons, it is impossible to solve defense tasks. At the same time, I want to note that we should not rush into all types of weapons that we see in modern conflicts, or that you read about in a magazine, or that someone told you about. First, we must have the weapons that we can use today, that we know how to handle, especially our officers. Second, we must take into account the theater of future military operations – the territory of Belarus. This is not a desert, it is not even the Ukrainian steppes," the "Pul Pervogo" channel quotes Lukashenko.
However, some media outlets presented the Belarusian leader's reflections on modern wars and his remark that they cannot be won "only from the air." As an example, Lukashenko cited the war between Iran and the USA.
"They bombed, pelted with bombs and missiles... And what, did they win? It's impossible without a ground operation," Lukashenko concluded.