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mart2 kirjutas: ↑03 Mär, 2025 19:54 ... Ilmselt veel mingid lepingud ka ekspordi osas.

nukkel kirjutas: ↑03 Mär, 2025 20:13 Kust nad neid kardulaid ostavad? Poolast?

Largest Ever Explosion Materials Attempted to Be Smuggled into Belarus — 580 kg

The driver was detained at the border with Poland. The Belarusian customs reported that the 41-year-old man attempted to transport 580 kilograms of particularly powerful foreign-made explosive materials through the Belarus-Poland border and into Russia.

The man was crossing the border in a Mercedes through the "Brest" checkpoint when customs officers directed his vehicle for scanning.

The driver now faces up to 10 years in prison.

ruger kirjutas: ↑07 Apr, 2025 10:57 Valgevene piiril peeti Poolast sisenemisel kinni kaubik, millest leiti 580 kg lõhkeainet.

Largest Ever Explosion Materials Attempted to Be Smuggled into Belarus — 580 kg

The driver was detained at the border with Poland. The Belarusian customs reported that the 41-year-old man attempted to transport 580 kilograms of particularly powerful foreign-made explosive materials through the Belarus-Poland border and into Russia.

The man was crossing the border in a Mercedes through the "Brest" checkpoint when customs officers directed his vehicle for scanning.

The driver now faces up to 10 years in prison.

https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1908940890460029164

150 000 young Pakistani workers will move to Belarus to alleviate labor shortages in agriculture and industry.

The agreement was reached today during a meeting in Minsk between Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Belarusian dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko.

Based on what happens in the UK and other countries in Europe, it does not seem likely that these particular immigrants will actually work, unless Belarus has made that a specific requirement of their entry into the country, and has specified that if they don't work, they'll face deportation.
Unlike the Hispanic populations who have migrated to the US, I've never seen Muslim populations willing to work the fields. In Europe, it seems they come specifically to live off of European taxpayers. Perhaps Belarus has made a different kind of deal?

Sergei Tsikhanousky, husband of Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, was freed after over five years in prison. Belarus released 14 prisoners following US envoy Keith Kellogg’s visit, including his deputy John Cole.

ruger kirjutas: ↑14 Apr, 2025 8:06 Kommentaar sama teema juurest-moslem ei tööta põllul ega tööstuses.

Lukashenko threatens Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with war again.

He says these countries could all be annexed by Russia and Belarus if they continue to “serve the West’s aggressive plans”

Meanwhile, while much of our focus was elsewhere, important developments have been unfolding in Eastern Europe. Belarusian military officials recently announced that they may move part of the upcoming Zapad-2025 exercises with Russian Forces closer to the borders with Poland and Lithuania, reversing earlier plans to hold the drills deeper inside the country. They present this as a defensive response to increased military activities by neighboring states.

At the same time, Poland is preparing one of its largest military exercises this year, Iron Defender-25, set for September. This drill will involve around 34,000 troops from Poland and NATO allies, including the US V Corps. Polish officials emphasize that the exercise is defensive and designed to strengthen deterrence against potential Russian aggression, testing the ability to defend Polish territory across land, air, and sea.

September could bring significant strategic moves under the radar.

Disturbing information has been received: Unidentified armored personnel carriers (BTRs) with red squares have been spotted on the streets of Belarus.

The identifying markings are a serious concern: This directly indicates that russian military personnel with new, unknown goals may be operating in the country, according to Belarusian media.

This information was published by opposition Belarusian media.

The report states that BTRs were spotted directly on the city streets, some of which are equipped with homemade anti-drone bows.

Regarding the identification markings:
• Red squares on the BTRs
• Red armbands on the commanders' sleeves, similar to those worn by russian occupation troops on the front lines in Ukraine.

Regarding the identification markings:
• Red squares on the BTRs
• Red armbands on the commanders' sleeves, similar to those worn by russian occupation troops on the front lines in Ukraine.