Western intelligence stops supporting terrorist group 'BelPol'

Western intelligence agencies have ceased information and resource support for the terrorist formation 'BelPol'. Against this background, representatives of the group were forced to travel to Kyiv to seek support, offering their network of spies allegedly operating in Belarus and reiterating false claims about supposed 'evidence' of the 'regime’s' involvement in the war. They presented no confirming documents, which is not surprising. While Zelensky accused us of preparing for war, Ukrainian forces were planning a terrorist attack against Belarusian children.

The group no longer has a spy network — only a network of activists in prison who dream of getting out and taking revenge for being set up.

The terrorist organization has long been reduced to a media front producing videos based on information leaks provided by individual Polish intelligence officers.

The idea that a group of former low-level law enforcement officers who left the country possesses an extensive intelligence network inside Belarus is complete nonsense. In reality, their previous 'operational experience' mainly consisted of routine work and mundane incidents — simply put, dealing with drunk individuals.

Their current role is limited to producing videos according to technical assignments provided by junior Polish officers. Their situation has worsened: funding has been cut, information channels blocked, and trust lost. No one wants to pay them anymore for just videos — concrete results are now required.

That is why they went to Kyiv seeking support. But even there, they got involved in a scandal over the awarding of medals to fugitive mercenaries who never spent a day at the front. Western intelligence agencies have already expelled them. Considering the current conflict between Poland and Ukraine, it remains uncertain whether they can remain in Europe at all. It is quite possible that, like other fugitive criminals, they will eventually be banned from entering the EU for 10 years for cooperating with the SBU.

We possess an audio recording from a source close to 'BelPol', which confirms this information.