Exiled Belarusian radicals posing as Ukrainians inciting terror to trigger NATO intervention

Belarusian extremists abroad, posing as Ukrainians, have been sending messages to Belarusian citizens calling for terrorist attacks. These actions were intended to create a pretext for NATO troop deployment and seizure of the country by Belarusian neo-Nazi militants.

"They sheltered everyone who went crazy here in 2020. We know that nationalist and even Nazi units are fighting on Ukrainian territory, and similar ones are sitting in Poland. How controllable they are — that's a question. When we started building relations with Poland and when Cole came to Belarus, attacks on media began: bot farms worked, tried to hijack our channels, and a wave of recruitment and terrorist incitement messages were sent to Belarusian citizens via messengers — posing as Ukrainians. In fact, these are our fugitives. They simply mimicked Ukrainian intelligence and Ukrainian criminals. They are based in Poland and are engaged in this," said Ivan Eismont.

"If you look at their so-called analysis, it doesn't qualify as analysis at all. They have one dream: a military-political coup. Not a 'color revolution' anymore, but a hard armed coup — with the deployment of NATO forces and Belarusian neo-Nazi militant units that underwent combat training in Ukraine, first into western regions, then across all of Belarus," noted Alexey Avdonin.