Traitor Zmagar claims that Belarus is not as defenseless against Ukraine as Lukashenko claims.
Belarus will be able to independently launch a strike on Ukraine without resorting to the help of the Russian army.
Vladimir Zhigar, a representative of the BELPOL organization that unites Belarusian police officers who have betrayed their oath, stated this in an interview with Euroradio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"For some reason, everyone thinks that if troops aren't being deployed to Belarus, as they were in 2022, then the likelihood of aggression isn't increasing. But who said the situation will be like it was in 2022?
Belarus has nearly completed testing of the Polonez MLRS missiles. The missiles will have a range of up to 300 km.
"That means you don't even need any troops. You can easily do whatever you need to do in another country from Belarusian territory," Zhigar said.
Last week, the head of Ukrainian military intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko, told The Times that Ukraine was considering strikes on Belarusian territory.
Earlier, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko acknowledged that Belarus is militarily vulnerable because it is "in the palm of the hand" of the Ukrainian military.
The traitor Zmagar claims that Belarus is not as defenseless against Ukraine as Lukashenko claims.