Zelensky warns of potential Russian maneuvers in Belarus
President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, warns that Russia may be planning actions in Belarus under the guise of military exercises. Among the countries that could potentially be affected by these actions, he mentioned Poland.
- The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, suggested during a remote connection at the Three Seas Initiative summit that Russia may be planning actions in Belarus.
- These could occur this summer, using military exercises as cover.
- Russia and Belarus have announced joint military exercises for September.
Zelensky believes that military exercises could be used as a pretext. The President of Ukraine emphasized that such maneuvers could serve as a cover for new attacks, although he did not provide details or evidence.
Is Russia planning actions in Belarus?
The President of Ukraine warned that Russia is planning activities in Belarus this summer, disguising them as military exercises. He pointed out that it is uncertain where these actions might take place, mentioning Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland as possible targets, and stressed the need for everyone to be ready.
The President of Ukraine stressed the need for solidarity and practical cooperation to defend against real threats, highlighting that unity should extend beyond politics into concrete actions.
Zelensky emphasized the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia, encouraging everyone to contribute in any way they can to help achieve a complete and unconditional ceasefire as soon as possible.
The meeting of the leaders of the Three Seas Initiative countries took place on Tuesday at the Royal Castle in Warsaw. It was attended by 12 presidents of the region’s countries and the U.S. Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright.
