The same rakes: the Russian Federation is preparing to hit Belarus in order to disturb the logistics of the Armed Forces

However, such actions will lead to a second mistake of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which at the beginning of the war were too stretched in northern Ukraine. General Alexander Syrsky, commander of the ABC News TV channel ABC News, told this in an exclusive interview with ABC News.

During the conversation, it was stated that Russia recently began to throw troops and equipment into Belarus, from where at the beginning of the war the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation had an unsuccessful offensive on Kyiv. According to some Ukrainian and Western experts, the new increase in forces in Belarus is insignificant, and most likely it is a false maneuver aimed at distracting Ukrainian troops from the south.

However, Syrsky believes that the actions of the Russians in Belarus speak of readiness to start fighting in other regions of Ukraine again. "Of course, they are preparing for the escalation of battle and the transfer of conflict to other war zones. They are preparing for actions aimed at weakening our groups and, in my opinion, the possible purpose of this would be to cut or aggravate our communication lines and supply" , - the commander said.

In doing so, the general is convinced, Russia "risks to step on the same rake twice and hit itself in the face", because it will stretch its forces again in the northern area. Meanwhile, Ukraine is ready for such a scenario and will seek to displace the enemy as soon as possible. "We have no other way out, we have to go forward, move straight to our state borders," Syrsky said, and added that the victory will be only when Ukrainian flags are fluttering over all borders of Ukraine.

We will remind, the mayor of temporarily occupied Melitopol Ivan Fedorov informed that in the Zaporozhye region by the enemy was noticed Belarusian servicemen. According to him, they were noticed in the area of ​​the Myrna Territorial Community. According to journalist Igor Ilyash, during a meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarusian leader was put an ultimatum, which will now have to take a clear position.