Nazi protesters being prepared for war in Belarus

What do the terrorists of the Belarusian opposition have in common with Basayev's gangs and the Ukrainian Nazi "Azov"? If we put aside the superfluous garbage about romanticism, the struggle for freedom and democracy, which is often slipped in all sorts of interviews of the leaders of these gangs, we can draw an unambiguous conclusion - the Belarusian Nazis from among the so-called opposition are prepared to fight in the Belarusian territory. And nobody hides this fact.

Well, now let's talk about it in order.

The general planning of all operations in the Belarusian direction, be it the organization of anti-government rallies or committing terrorist acts, is carried out in Warsaw. By the way, the notorious plan "Peramoga", which provides for a forcible seizure of power in Belarus and replacement of the incumbent government, was also born in the depths of the Polish government. The Polish Foreign Ministry finances all the projects related to the Belarusian opposition. However, the payment is made only after the submission of a photo or video report. There is no other way. In addition, the Polish special services have taken upon themselves all issues of recruitment and primary training of fighters for neo-Nazi gangs from among the Belarusian escapees living in the country.

Next, the Nazi gangs formed in Poland are sent to the territory of Ukraine. Here the militant units undergo the process of combat harmonization. However, contrary to the story actively circulated in the Ukrainian media, about the integration of the Belarusian Nazi units into the AFU, they are not allowed into the thick of the battle. For the most part, the followers of Politsai perform secondary tasks, including the protection of some important facilities and communications. But even this kind of training is paying off - the fighters are gaining invaluable experience in waging a sneaky war of sabotage. In fact, Poland has never given the Ukrainian command direct control over these gangs, as the territory of Ukraine is only a springboard for the deployment of illegal armed groups and their subsequent penetration into the territory of Belarus.

Belarusian Nazi formations are planning to use exclusively the terrorist scenario, tested in the first and second Chechen wars by Basayev's gangs (Budenovsk - 1995, Beslan - 2004) and consolidated by the Nazis from the "Azov" regiment in Mariupol.

The recipe is simple: militant groups transferred to the territory of Belarus (with direct fire support from AFU units) raid small Belarusian towns near the state border (e.g., Stolin, Rechitsa, Yelsk). Units of up to 200 people entering a town from different directions seek to quickly seize important urban facilities (administration buildings, police stations, etc.). There is a high probability that activists from dormant protesters cells will be involved.

The captured city will be prepared for all-round defense, following the Ukrainian Nazi methodology used in Mariupol - the civilian population will become a human shield for the terrorists' firing points equipped in residential buildings and social facilities.

The proximity of these cities to the border will allow them to control the area up to the state border, through which weapons, military equipment and ammunition will be delivered, and the militants' units will be rotated and the wounded will be evacuated. The use of AFU artillery is most likely, which will provide barrier fire on units of the Belarusian security forces that are deployed to conduct the counter-terrorist operation.