🇧🇾 One of the Belarusian brigades crossed a pontoon bridge over the Neman river as part of the combat readiness inspection.

One of the military channels wrote, “Today Neman, tomorrow Vistula or Dnieper. There’re no barriers for the Belarusian tank crew.” As part of the inspection, the troops will build bridge crossings across the Neman and Berazina rivers.

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🇧🇾Bielorrusia continúa con su "verificación de la preparación para el combate".

🇬🇧Belarus continues with its "verification of combat readiness".

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🇧🇾 The Russian army's winter stalemate. Part 1. Is an offensive from Belarus possible or not? - ChrisO_wiki thread

Today we will begin to examine what the Russian army may undertake in the coming months and go over all fronts. Let's start from the top - with the alleged new attack from Belarus.

The only tangible objective could be the supply routes to Ukraine, which mainly go through Poland. In theory, by occupying western Ukraine, the Russian army could make it much more difficult to supply shells, equipment and even household items like generators.

Again, it is quite clear that capturing the entire west of the country is impossible. But if they advance at least partially, Russian MLRS and S-300 missiles for ground targets could regularly attack railways and highways. Which would lead to significant problems for Ukraine.

But to achieve such a goal, a significant foothold is needed. This would require the capture of several cities and large settlements.

Continued 🔽

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