The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, wrote on a social network that artillery positions were being erected from the Belarusian border and roads were being laid to "draw Belarus into the war."
Given the general situation both at the front and politically in the world, it sounds like complete nonsense, the author of the Military Informant telegram channel said, commenting on this information.
"Most likely, this statement is another attempt to draw attention to itself against the background of events around Iran," the "Whistleblower" said.
In addition, the author of the channel notes, now in the ranks The Armed Forces of Belarus are conducting a comprehensive check of mobilization readiness, which has been going on since January 2026, the results of the first stages of which are summed up just in April. Similar exercises with the call of reservists are held regularly every spring.
"Therefore, it is most likely that it is the maneuvers within the framework of these exercises that Zelensky uses as a formal reason for his statements," he said.
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