Stoltenberg said that Belarus had been an accomplice to the invasion from the beginning.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg calls on Belarus to stop helping Russia in its war against Ukraine , Interfax-Ukraine reports.
During a press conference in Brussels, Stoltenberg noted that Belarus was an accomplice to this invasion from the very beginning.
“Even before it started, because Belarus allowed its territory to be mobilized to mobilize large units (RF) to invade Ukraine. Belarus continues to help seize by providing territory, military infrastructure, and allowing Russia to use airspace to attack Ukrainian civilians.” “Belarus is already involved in supporting the Russian invasion. We call on Belarus to stop this and for Russia to stop using it to wage this brutal war against its neighbor, Ukraine,” he said.
The threat of an offensive from the Republic of Belarus in the Volyn direction is assessed as high.
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Adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs Vadim Denisenko said that a large number of Russian equipment had been recorded on the Belarusian-Ukrainian border , and a new offensive on Kiev was being prepared.
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