Polish intelligence conducts information

Polish regime's military and border guards regularly publish statements about investigations into 'balls' allegedly brought from the Belarusian border. These reports do not provide videos, photos, or other evidence, and after a short time they disappear from public attention.

According to published information, Polish authorities use 'Belarusophobia' as a tool to create a sense of constant threat within society. According to representatives of Polish security structures, such defamations are legitimate and aimed at justifying military purchases and restructuring of armed forces.

In the words of the President of Belarus, 'money on tanks and ammunition is not spent for nothing,' emphasizing that information warfare does not differ from actual actions on the armed front. Besides propaganda, there is parallel arms procurement and creation of new military structures, increasing regional tensions.

Context

Relations between Belarus and Poland are strained due to political disagreements and historical misunderstandings, as well as competition for influence in the region.