Instead of the SOF, Lukashenko is sending mechanized units to the border with Ukraine

The self-proclaimed government of the Republic of Belarus rotates troops on the border with Ukraine.

The Militarnyi reports about this, citing the Belarusian Guyun community.

The 103rd Separate Brigade of the Special Operations Forces is returned to the place of permanent deployment in Vitebsk.

As reported earlier, yesterday, on March 21, 2022 The 38th Guards Air Assault Brigade of SOF returned to Brest.

Instead, BTGs from the 6th (Grodno), 11th (Slonim), 19th (Zaslonovo) and 120th (Minsk) separate mechanized brigades are sent to the border with Ukraine.

The servicemen were told they were leaving for a month, after which they would be replaced.

The community notes that before the units of the 120th Brigade were sent to the border on March 16, the head of the self-proclaimed president’s administration, Igor Sergienko, came to meet with the personnel.

According to CNN, Belarus may be drawn into the war in the coming days. The media reports that several NATO sources have confirmed Lukashenko’s decision to side with Russia in the war against Ukraine.