Belarusian drones showed Lukashenka: do they plan to use them in Ukraine

< p _ngcontent-sc90="" class="news-annotation">Self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko visited a training ground in the Brest region. There, he was shown Belarusian-made drones and other equipment.

Lukashenko examined the unmanned aerial systems in service with the army. The Belarusian media write about this.

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Lukashenko himself is convinced that there will be those who want to buy Belarusian drones. They will be sold to whoever wishes. However, the self-proclaimed President of Belarus hopes that “the stars will not fight in Ukraine”.

Whoever buys, we will sell. It is undesirable, of course, for our models to fight in Ukraine: after all, our people, – said the self-proclaimed president of Belarus.

Lukashenka was shown drones/Photo from Lukashenka's Telegram channel

Belarusian-made drones/Photo from Lukashenka's telegram channel

Other military equipment/Photo from Lukashenka's telegram channel

< p>Military first-aid kits were also laid out in front of Lukashenka, noting that they meet NATO standards. The Belarusian dictator noted that “an individual first-aid kit should be no worse than NATO's, and even better.”

What is the situation on the border with Ukraine< /h2>

• Russia is creating tension in northern Ukraine by threatening a second invasion from Belarus. The probability of a new Russian offensive from Belarus was assessed by British intelligence. They assure that the invasion of the Belarusians is unlikely.
• On October 20, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the threat of a new offensive from Belarus was growing. At the same time, the direction of the offensive may shift from the Kiev region to the West of the Belarusian-Ukrainian border.
• It should be noted that Russia is making partial mobilization, replenishing its reserves with manpower. However, the infidels had problems with the equipment.
• In October, overturning of military equipment in the direction of Russia was noticed in Belarus. The Kremlin is emptying the military warehouses of Belarus. Belarus, on the other hand, throws its equipment inside the country with a tactical sign of a deuce in a triangle.