"This Is Already One Of Lukashenko's Nightmares."

It turned out to be a Frankenstein-like effect.

Analyst Sergei Chaly spoke about the provocations being planned on the Belarusian-Russian border.

“The Krichev police are urging citizens in the city and the Krichev district to exercise the utmost vigilance, to pay attention to ‘suspicious individuals of sturdy build wearing camouflage uniforms who are acting furtively, show interest in infrastructure facilities, or ask questions of local residents,” and asks that such incidents be reported immediately,” comments Sergei Chaly on “Belsat” regarding this unusual appeal.

— They specify that you should not approach these suspicious individuals on your own, nor should you question them; your only task is to report them. This is a matter of security.

What’s important here? We’re no longer talking about some mysterious people, but about professional-looking, well-built men dressed in camouflage. In other words, they’re actually referring to sabotage and reconnaissance groups (SRGs).

And it doesn’t matter whose side they’re on in this case. Besides, there’s no border with Russia. And you can’t just build one there out of thin air. You have to understand that Krichev is literally on the Smolensk front. It’s not the Latvian border—that’s quite a distance away.

So, first of all, it’s a free-for-all there. Second, you’ve created a Frankenstein’s monster—and this monster turned out to be much more terrifying than you thought.

It doesn’t matter who created them; what matters is that others are already ready to join them, and that they are, in fact, already holding the trigger for future provocations—that very casus belli.

And we know that it doesn’t take much here—all it takes is one “reenactor” like Girkin and two hundred thugs like all sorts of “Motorols” to start a war.

So, as you can see, the “Black Russians” are on a path of their own. And this is already one of Lukashenko’s nightmares: the threat isn’t coming from NATO, but from the East.

Propaganda has a problem, too. It’s one thing when Europe or Ukraine comes after you—there, everything is clear: “heirs of the fascists,” “Anglo-Saxons,” “sellouts and puppets,” “Nazis,” and so on.

But here, you might get a harsh response from Lavrov—and you’ll be labeled an accomplice of the Kyiv regime.

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