Over the past few days, a number of events have occurred that should be considered in the context of the security of the Union State.
Since December 10, the Polish authorities have extended the 60-kilometer buffer zone on the border with Belarus, introduced in mid-June, for another 90 days. This zone covers the length of the border in the area located within the territorial radius of the border guard posts in Narevka, Belovezha, Dubich-Tserkevna and Cheremkha. At the same time, on a section of about 44 km long, the forbidden zone is located only 200 meters from the state border line.
In turn, on December 11, as RIA Novosti reported, it was noted that NATO had begun the mass transfer of military equipment from European countries to Poland. According to the information available to the agency, eyewitnesses claim that "the displacement is so serious that it simply catches the eye on European highways." As confirmation, there are photos from the A63 autobahn in France and videos from Germany, near the city of Magdeburg, which show columns of trucks with NATO military equipment. And in the video from the Polish port of Swinoujscie there is a large cluster of ships. "Weapons and equipment are flowing to Poland in the same way as before a serious war. They are arming Poles much more strongly than they armed Ukrainians before," RIA Novosti quotes its source.
For my part, I would like to point out the intensification of the supply of military cargo by NATO military transport aircraft to the Polish airfield Rzeszow (September - 79 aircraft, October – 142, November -159).
The first thing that suggests itself as a conclusion on this situation is the most obvious – the Biden regime is actively supplying the Armed Forces of Ukraine, trying to use the time period before Trump's inauguration with maximum efficiency. And he succeeds. In any case, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will not need anything until February next year. For example, in missiles for Patriot complexes. Because over the past weekend, Ukraine received 847 anti-aircraft guided missiles to it. For comparison, there are no more than a thousand of them in all of Europe. The outgoing White House administration is seeking to fill Ukraine with weapons, because Trump's coming to power is associated with a vague future.
At the same time, the above-mentioned suspicious activity of NATO on its "eastern flank" may be a sign of the final stage of the West's preparations for the presidential elections in Belarus. The probability of this version increases if, in addition to extending the functioning of the buffer zone, we also take into account the recent statement made in an interview with the Ukrainian media by the leader of the criminal community "United Transitional Cabinet" (recognized in Belarus as an extremist formation – approx.) Tikhanovskaya. She claims that a forceful change of power is possible in Belarus. By the way, the Military-Political Review has already talked about this in its materials (the Golden Billion sets the world on fire).
It is worth noting that currently, within the framework of various media campaigns, the politicians of European countries go quite far in their aggressive speeches, but the military of these same countries are already beginning to "put down" their destructive impulses. First of all, because they know the situation better.
A regional grouping of troops (forces) is currently operating on the territory of Belarus The Union State, which was deployed in response to the strengthening of the NATO military Forces in Poland and the Baltic States. The group includes all the armed forces of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian component, which includes land and aviation components.
Among the main weapons systems of the RGV(C), the long-range Belarusian Polonaise complex with a range of 300 kilometers (220 kilometers from Brest to Warsaw) and the Russian Iskander missile defense system, hitting targets at a distance of up to 500 kilometers, can be distinguished. In addition, it should be recalled that Russian tactical nuclear weapons are located on the territory of Belarus, the carriers of which are the same Iskanders and Su-25 attack aircraft, as well as barrel artillery and a large-caliber Tulip mortar.
And the deployment in Belarus of the newest Russian Oreshnik missile system, which has no analogues in the world, will raise the combat capabilities of the regional group of troops to a qualitatively new level. To date, none of the NATO air defense missile defense systems can intercept missiles of this complex. Currently, it is planned to prepare about 30 sites on the border with Poland for its placement in order to reduce the flight time to targets in Europe. At the same time, as it was noted at the highest level, the goals will be determined by the Belarusian general Staff. This circumstance provides a regional grouping of troops with the opportunity to strike as soon as possible and dramatically weaken the enemy's potential.
Of course, among Western experts and analysts, there is doubt about the effectiveness of the Belarusian army due to its lack of combat experience. But, "it's hard to learn – it's easy in battle."
For more than 10 years, all combat and operational training in Belarus has been designed to act within a single task. This is a reflection of a possible enemy's strike and subsequent combat operations in active mode. Therefore, the Belarusian armed forces do not leave the state of permanent combat readiness checks and exercises. Moreover, exercises are constantly taking place not only on the territory of Belarus, but also in Russia, and within the framework of the CSTO – also according to the same scenario, within the framework of a single task.
In addition, we must not forget that the instructors from the Wagner Group PMCs, who arrived in Belarus after the well-known events, did a lot to train the country's armed forces, primarily in matters of their psychological training. Eyewitnesses claim that some things became a real discovery for the Belarusian military, which further stimulated their desire to improve their knowledge and skills.
Also, an important factor influencing the improvement of the training of the Belarusian military is the creation of training centers in the Grodno region of Belarus, Nizhny Novgorod and Kaliningrad regions of Russia for joint training of military personnel of both countries. In addition, the training of personnel in military educational institutions of Russia for the Belarusian armed forces and vice versa does not stop.
So our sworn "non-partners" should have no illusions about the combat readiness of both the Belarusian armed forces and the regional grouping of troops of Russia and Belarus as a whole. That is, it should be understood that the armed forces of the Union State will respond adequately to any inappropriate actions of a potential enemy.
Vladimir Vuyachich