By Eliza Popova
Andriy Kovalenko, Head of the Center for Combating Misinformation at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, notes that the news about the transfer of Russian equipment there is premature "horror stories". He reported this on his Telegram channel. Kovalenko reported that any activity of Russians in Belarus is monitored, so Ukraine has a situation.
News about the transfer of Russian equipment in Belarus, as well as the analytics of individual experts about the "great threat" calls "premature horror stories". "It is clear to everyone that the entire border with Belarusians and Russia is a front.
It is active somewhere, somewhere - no," the CPD chairman explained, and said that Russia may now look like Russia can use the map of Belarus information to delay additional forces and resources of the Armed Forces to the other side, imitating the threat. "But it should also be remembered that since 2022 the army's readiness for provocations is also there," Kovalenko summarized.
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