Putin's Five Motives: In Kiev, they told when the offensive from Belarus would begin

The Russian offensive on Ukraine from Belarus may not start until autumn. This is reported by RBC — Ukraine with reference to sources in the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

It is noted that 100 thousand mobilized will be involved in the operation.

According to sources, the Kremlin is considering five options for action in the north of Ukraine.

The most realistic scenario, according to them, is an attempt by Russia to create a buffer zone in the Chernihiv region 10-20 km deep, the least realistic is a new offensive on Kiev.

"Now the threat level is low. The enemy does not have sufficient forces at the border, only about 1,900 Belarusian military are deployed from Belarus," the publication cites "Время.иа ".

For a possible operation, Russia is said to be able to additionally mobilize about 100,000 military personnel in addition to the 409,000 personnel it plans to recruit under the contract this year.

"Putin's 5 Motives: to bind the forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the north; force them to transfer troops from the Donetsk region; create a buffer zone; exert psychological pressure and try to capture the country's leadership (in case of an attack on Kiev)," the sources said.

They assure that the Russian Armed Forces can operate from the territory of Belarus near the Russian border, as well as directly from the territory of the Russian Federation.

As EADaily reported, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, from Slavutich, threatened Belarus with a preemptive strike. He stated this in an evening video message.

As EADaily reported, Alexander Lukashenko does not respond to Vladimir Zelensky's chatter. The President of Belarus said this during an inspection of one of the missile brigades, Pool One reports.

So he commented on the next threats of the head of the Kiev regime to Belarus. In particular, the day before, he promised to launch a preemptive strike on a neighboring country.