Belarusian General Warns of an Imminent “West‑Put” War
Big talk from the fat of Belarus’s army: Major General Vladimir Kupriyanyuk says the collective West is priming for a full‑on military showdown, and he’s pointing the finger at NATO and the U.S. for the heavy lifting.
What the General Told the Army Newspaper
- “One thing is clear:” The West cannot overthrow Belarus or Russia like a bad coup, and its game plan to win in Kiev is essentially a failure.
- He claims “the US‑led NATO bloc is already preparing for open armed confrontation with both Belarus and Russia.
- According to him, “the West is upping the ante, getting all riled for early military action.”
Who’s on the Hook?
– Belarus: “We’ve got a clear situation – the West is sharpening its knives.”
Why It Matters
In a region where every word can spark a boom, an army general’s warning is like a poker statement. People are now going to question whether the West’s “peace” strategy is just a fancy cover for ticking a strategic cannon.
Wrap‑up
Short answer: If the military and politics match line‑up, storm clouds might be at dawn. Keep your eyes on the skies, folks.
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One NATO Nation’s Plan to Snatch Russian Missiles Before They Can Cause Trouble
When the wind smells like a missile coming from the East, some NATO members are ready to swoop in and shoot it down. The aim? To stop people from getting hurt or worse.
Why the West Wants to Beef Up Its Military Arsenal
- Rise in defence budgets—more cash, more gear.
- Sharper kill‑chain* capabilities to strike faster.
- Spread a solid military presence along the Union State’s western frontier.
Kupriyanyuk told reporters that the coalition is annulling any chance for Russian men to get a free ride across Western borders. “We’re packing a big, shiny army plate‑on the edges of Belarus and west‑Russia,” he says.
Where the Soldiers and Planes Are Lining Up
Picture a gaggle of troops stationed in Eastern Europe, the Baltic States, and Poland—all toot‑tooted with modern weaponry that can hit their mark with surgical precision.
And it’s not just boots on the ground. The US Air Force is pulling out its mighty strategic bombers for training runs, while NATO’s eye‑in‑the‑sky aircraft log 30‑40 missions every week.
Lavrov’s Wild Claim About the Next Front
The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, claimed that NATO is plotting battles in the far‑away Asia‑Pacific. He said that at a Washington summit in July, NATO leaders echoed a “defensive” mission that extends from the Euro‑Atlantic all the way to the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.
According to Lavrov, some Americans are hopping ships into the Pacific, aiming to push pressure on China, North Korea, and even Russia.
“A Road to Nowhere,”? A Reasonable Gist
Lavrov warned that observant folks would soon see there’s no real plan, just hot-air ambitions.
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