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    La Bielorussia trasferirà equipaggiamento militare dalle proprie unità militari alla Russia

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    2. RoheSilmneLohe on

      It’s alright.
      Poland and Lithuania would surely support Belarussians in their desire for Freedom and in carrying out a ‘kinetic referendum’

    3. yesheadje on

      Sounds like a perfect opportunity for the Belarusian people who want to be on the good side

    4. LifeTradition4716 on

      Pretty amazing developments all from a “minor incursion”

    5. deeptime on

      What exactly is the point of their membership in the CSTO? If they have to prop up russia, maybe they’re picking the wrong side.

    6. Economy-Trip728 on

      I hope UKR could intercept and capture these assets and route them to Belarussian resistance. heheeh

    7. ReallyGneiss on

      I see this as even a more significant shift than buying from North Korea and Iran, as it is essentially semi-permanently weakening a key russian puppet of their own ability to defend themselves.

    8. Jet2work on

      this is gonna be great the world should be thanking ukraine for demilitarisation of russia ,belarus, NK and Iran in such a short space of time

    14. CompetitiveMuffin690 on

      Wait for it to cross into Russia then send in a second Toyotabomb

    15. ButterscotchAny5432 on

      I didn’t think they had any left after the first transfer

    16. mneri7 on

      Nothing says “biggest army in the world” better than begging the small Belarus for tanks.

    17. Boxedin-nolife on

      After Belarussia is disarmed, why would pootin need Lukashenko? I see tea in his future

    18. -TheDerpinator- on

      Mass Polish troopsin Belarus border to make Lukashenko sweat a bit with his “we get drawn into this war”.

      Nah bro, you were an active part of it from the start but not worth anyone’s energy and time.

    19. Ordinary_investor on

      Baltics and Poland need to have military drills at the borders, to pull some military forces and cause fear, at the very least just have gathering of forces, to make Belaruzzia sweating.

      There is no fear for crossing another red line anymore, just empty paper tiger that is Ruzzia.

    20. povlhp on

      Disarming your army is not the best way to keep an unhappy population down. But it might be russian logic.

      Now, if Ukraine could take out the trains (and the train line) at the right time, it would be great. Lige the railway bridged from North Korea

    21. Marschall_Bluecher on

      But but but Reddit Users and some Media always tell me how Russia outproduces the West in ANY aspect?!? That Russian Economy is only going up and up while the whole West is dooooooomed…

      /s

      Belarus should just drop the „Bela“ and go for additional „sia“ in their Name… are they even a Satellit State for Russia anymore?!

    23. boblywobly99 on

      hit them in transit as they cross the border i mean how many large roads are there in Belarus? two? WE, NS? sitting ducks?

    24. TheRealAussieTroll on

      “Call our partners in the CSTO!”

      “The Armenian line rang out Sir”
      “Kyrgyzstan?”
      “Same, Sir”
      “Tajikistan?”
      “Diverted to a phone sex service, Sir”
      “Kazakhstan?”
      “A little old lady answered, was abusive, then hung up, Sir”
      “Belarus?”
      “Said they’ve been waiting for our call, will proudly send everything they’ve got – provided a Swiss bank account number nominated in US currency, which we can’t pay into, and whispered one hundred million dollars”

      “Oh, I see…”

    27. NeutronN12 on

      Meanwhile, Ukrainians still can’t use ANY long range weapons (80+km) from partners on russian territory

    28. vikingweapon on

      This is positive, because it weakens Alexander Lukashenko

    30. RiceNo7502 on

      The invador now need help. How embarrassing aint that? What will history books say about putin?

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