Luka is going to take a part of Poland, all part of the plan:

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So Belarus is going to be the next country bordering russia that will be incorporated into NATO.

That's dictator powerplay right there. Putler can't win a war with Ukraine so Luka has to one up him by losing to the whole of NATO. Go big or go home to Pyongyang in exile! (Y)
 
Luka is going to take a part of Poland, all part of the plan:

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He is such a dumbfark. I'd bet his forces mutiny within 6 hours of the "GO" order. Plus, Poland would club him like a baby seal.
 
He is such a dumbfark. I'd bet his forces mutiny within 6 hours of the "GO" order. Plus, Poland would club him like a baby seal.
Just look at what happened when Putler ordered Luka to order the Belarussian army to attack Ukraine. They're currently repainting their bases for the 179th time. Those barracks must be among the most pristine in the world! notworthy;

But yeah, won't invade Ukraine but will invade Poland 🤭
 
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We all saw it coming - "call up the class of '24!"
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These should be the first elements of the new German 45th Armoured Brigade which is to be stood up on June 1 if the current timetable can be kept, and reach initial operating capability in 2025. The brigade will be stationed at Rūdninkai, 12 miles off the border. My understanding is the brigade will be placed under the command of the Lithuanian Army and be the third brigade of their new mechanised infantry division.

Despite its name, it is not going to be a pure-bred armoured brigade but rather made-to-measure for the defence of Vilnius, their capital.

Frankly, I wouldn't underestimate the Belarusians' ability to be a pain in the arse up there (even in defeat). It's just 15 miles from the border to the outskirts of Vilnius, across flat terrain, the only natural obstacles being some forests. They could, for instance, take a leaf out of Russia's book and subject the city to artillery shelling. It's a bit of a Seoul scenario.

Right now, the future brigade only consists of a battle group, of course.
 
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This case has been widely reported on the Polish Twatter as well:

The parallels between RuZZia and the Mongol Empire are astonishing.
Just remember what I told you about RuZZia's ability for recruiting Third Worlders before the terrorist attack in Moscow.

The RuZZians are going to ramp this process up, while the terrorist attack was prepared by FSB.
 

Czech Republic reports revelation of Russian propaganda network in EU​

The group's goal is said to have been to stop the EU from supporting Ukraine. European politicians are said to have been paid with Russian money
Prague – The Czech government has added the operators of the “Voice of Europe” website to its national sanctions list against Russia. The Foreign Ministry in Prague announced this on Wednesday. The website is part of a Russian influence operation whose aim is to question Ukraine's territorial integrity, sovereignty and freedom.
The newspaper "Denik N" reported, citing secret service circles, that money in cash was also handed over to politicians during visits to Prague through the influence network. These were politicians from Germany, France, Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Hungary. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) was also involved.

According to "Spiegel", "Voice of Europe" features, among other things, interviews with the AfD European election top candidate Maximilian Krah and the AfD candidate Petr Bystron, who is in second place on the list. According to "Spiegel", Krah explained that he had given two interviews to "Voice of Europe", one of them in Prague. “Of course, he didn’t get any money for it, neither for me nor for the party.”

Politicians are said to have received money​

Some European politicians who worked with the news site were paid with Russian money, which in some cases also covered the costs of their campaign for the European elections in June. The news site published statements from politicians calling on the EU to stop aiding Ukraine.

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