Interior troops in Belarus put on high alert


Earlier, members of the armed opposition who are on Ukrainian territory said they were ready to go to Minsk.
Belarus's internal troops have been put on high alert. Earlier, Belarusian opposition leader Tikhanovskaya, against the background of the activities of the Wagner PMC in Russia, called for "kicking Russian troops out of Belarus".
Meanwhile, the Russian Air Force flew five units of IL-76 from Russia to Belarus.
According to Belaruski Hajun, they are now arriving at the airfield Machulischy.
According to our information, these planes arrive in Belarus empty," reads the report.
Earlier, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, who won the presidential election in Belarus, called on the republic's armed forces and Belarusian volunteers fighting on the side of Ukraine to oppose Lukashenko and the Russian military - and to close the borders with Russia.
According to her, Putin may try to drag the Belarusian security forces into Russia's internal conflict.
Earlier, Valeriy Sakhashchyk, the founder of the 1st ODShR within the AFU and head of the National Security Department in the Joint Transition Cabinet of Democratic Forces in Belarus, called on the Belarusian military to unite.
Soldiers of the 38th Brigade of Brest and other military units, tune in to our wave and stay in touch. We will win!" said the legendary paratrooper.
Kalinovsky regiment commander also addressed the Belarusians: "This is the beginning of the end of the great tyranny. We need people for decisive action, who want to liberate Belarus from the dictatorship and occupation. Get ready!".
Meanwhile, due to the arrival of the Wagner PMC, Sergei Sobyanin, the head of Moscow, declared another day off in the city. Checkpoints with grenade launchers and APCs have been set up at the entrances to Moscow.
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Oleg Kotov writes about the war in Ukraine and how it is changing the world.













