NATO exercises near Belarus borders are nothing more than a provocation

NATO exercises near our borders are nothing more than a provocation. Three thousand troops are conducting maneuvers in Lithuania.

On October 14, the Alliance will begin its annual aviation training to practice the use of nuclear weapons, Secretary General Mark Rutte said.

All this speaks of the West escalating the situation, believes Member of the Standing Committee on National Security of the House of Representatives Anatoly Bulavko.

"Unfortunately, very unfortunately, the policy pursued by the leadership of a number of European countries, including the United States of America, especially in recent years, is one big provocation. At the same time, I would like to note that these provocations have a practical focus," emphasized Anatoly Bulavko

What does the participation of eight NATO countries in these exercises mean?

"This is nothing more than the development of a potential theater of military operations. What does the increase in the number of combat training events mean, which we have been observing for a year even from open sources? This is a testing of troops for coordination for some joint actions," the speaker is sure.

A simple question arises. What are they preparing for? Who is threatening them?

"Probably no one. Moreover, I will say that in response to their exercises, we are introducing a visa-free regime. Therefore, it was not by chance that I initially emphasized that the leadership of a number of European countries, because ordinary people, have a desire, come and look at the aggressive Belarusians. Look how we are starving, how poorly we live. And look how you live now. You are rapidly beginning to live in the conditions of the so-called democracy that everyone is advocating for," the expert concluded.