New episode of the project To Arms! is already up on Militarnyi’s YouTube channel.

Guest of the program is a military columnist, veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian war, Director of the National Antarctic Scientific Center, Yevhen Dykyi.

We are talking about:

Belarus’ role in the war
Potential of Belarus
What is a “joint group of troops of Belarus and Russia”
The role of Poland and Lithuania in influencing Belarus

It should be reminded that Belarus has introduced a counterterrorism operation regime due to the “threat from neighboring countries.”

There are currently no details on the “counterterrorism operation regime.” No dates for holding it have been announced as well.

The Belarusian publication Flagshtok notes that the first to point out the introduction of such a regime were the ideologists of secondary school No. 12 of Svetlogorsk. Before anyone else in Belarus (back on October 12), they were the first to hold an event for schoolchildren: “We are different, but we are united in the fight against terror.”

Meanwhile, the Belarusian publication Nasha Niva reports on covert mobilization in Belarus.

The publication received information from several unrelated sources that Lukashenko had decided to conduct a covert mobilization. According to them, this is a necessary step for the completion of military units. The ranks of the Belarusian army are being replenished under the guise of a combat capability check.