Luka Feels So Scared

He understands that an attack on Ukraine means he's done.

He drew attention to Lukashenka's convulsive movements and speeches. He could not avoid participating in the aggression against Ukraine, and he is actually coming up with reasons to blame Ukraine for further developments. Luka [dictator Lukashenka - Ed.] feels so scared: he understands that the attack on Ukraine means he's done.

The scenario for the unification of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus with the Western Military District of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began to unfold. The entire infrastructure for the unloading and delivery of the Russian Federation's units is almost ready. The units are to be deployed in the military training area of Brest and other training areas. The first echelons may arrive in the next week or two.

As for now, 25,000-30,000 thousand Russian military personnel, aircraft, missiles, drones, kamikaze drones and other weapons are already in Belarus. In the coming days, before the start of the ground invasion operation, these weapons will be used from the territory of the Republic of Belarus in order to inflict maximum damage on the population and infrastructure of Ukrainian cities located relatively close to the border with Belarus.

The offensive may begin later both in the Homiel region and in the Brest region. It is likely that it will be synchronised with the offensive in the east of Ukraine, which is expected from Belgorod. I would suggest the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Ministry of Defenсe of Ukraine not wait for a denouement initiated by the enemy but try to inflict preventive strikes on the military infrastructure of Belarus and the Belgorod region in order to complicate or frustrate their plans.

I ask the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces of Ukraine to forgive me for the advice since the advice has not military but political nature. I am certainly not an expert in military affairs.

Leonid Nevzlin, Telegram