Volunteer Yuri Kasyanov: Is Putin To Make His Way Through Belarus?

Ukrainian volunteer Yuri Kasyanov said that his friends, who have taken part in the anti-terrorist operation, are sure of the future invasion of Russia into Ukraine.

He has written about it on Facebook.

"My friends, who have both been at war, put a box of whiskey on what the battle will be: a big or a small one? Will the Russian army break in openly, or will the cannon fodder of the collaborators be driven ahead with artillery fire support? Will it risk using military aircrafts, or will it limit itself to missile strikes on our rear? Will it make its way through Belarus, cut the front near Slavyansk or move tank columns from Novoazovsk?" – he writes.

Volunteer stresses that Ukrainians should not rely upon "peaceful plans" after the end of the war in Donbass.

"The history will condemn those, who lull the Ukrainian nation with" peaceful plans," who disarm the public consciousness with defeatist propaganda, who do not mobilize the people to a war with the aggressor, as traitors, and maybe not just the history," – he warns.

The armed conflict in the east of Ukraine started in April 2014. The operations are conducted between the Armed Forces of Ukraine and pro-Russian militants, who control part of Donetsk and Lugansk regions.

Ukraine, the United States and a number of other states accuse the Russian Federation of interfering in the conflict: the use of regular troops in combat operations on the part of militants, the supply of weapons to them, and financial support. The Russian leadership rejects these allegations and claims that Russia is not a side of confrontation.