Serhiy Nayev: Russia Withdraws Some Troops From Belarus

However, it left boot camps.

The Russian army rotated its units located in Belarus, and some of the troops returned to the Russian Federation. The commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Serhiy Nayev announced it on March 12 in a video message published on the official Facebook page.

Tent camps left on four military training grounds in the Republic of Belarus. "They are likely ready to take additional occupation forces again," Commander Nayev said.

He does not consider the high probability of Russia's attack on the northern section of the border.

“Now the threat of the enemy's actions from the northern axis is low. There are Russian troops in Belarus. They rotated and withdraw some forces... We are monitoring the situation together with the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, which is conscientiously carrying out its tasks. The units of the Defence Forces, which cover the border, also perfectly cope with their tasks,” the commander said.

On March 11, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that a significant number of Russian troops are still in Belarus, but without offensive groups.

“The enemy continues building of engineering facilities in the border areas of the Bryansk and Kursk regions of Russia," the Ukrainian military added.