NATO builds up military presence in border area with Belarus
The policy that NATO countries adhere to has become known.
The North Atlantic bloc continues to increase its military presence on the border with Belarus.
Anton Bychkovsky, the official representative of the Belarusian State Border Committee, stated this during a stream on YouTube of the Minsk-Moscow project.
As the department employee noted, the State Border Committee constantly records movement in the border zone.
Bychkovsky emphasized that NATO forces are increasing their military presence in three directions at once, including the border with Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.
This is done, among other things, within the framework of exercises conducted by NATO.
Border troops of European countries constantly guard the borders with Belarus in an enhanced mode and build a number of barrier structures in this area.
In addition to the army, special units, including the police, are also involved in patrolling.
As Bychkovsky noted, concrete blocks have been installed in some areas.
