The KGB appointed the commander of the “DRG”, which was planning sabotage. They also remained silent about the fire that broke out at an oil refinery in Mozyr, 30 km from the Belarusian-Ukrainian border.
Seven sabotage groups are training in Poland and plan to attack some targets on the territory of the Republic of Belarus. Belarusian KGB chief Ivan Tertel spoke about a possible attack by foreign DRGs in a comment to the Belta publication.
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According to a Belarusian official, groups called “banners” allegedly provide training in Poland. Members of these groups are preparing to sabotage and seize some “objects” on the territory of Belarus. It is also claimed that they may carry out “provocations” similar to those that occurred during Hitler’s attack on Poland in 1939.
Tertel described the details of the activities of one of the most dangerous “banners”. The fighters, guided by the “Polish special services”, live in building 6-a on Cardinal Wyszynski Street in the city of Bialystok – the official showed his information. It is led by Asadulaev, a 32-year-old Belarusian citizen who studied at the Military Academy. Even his call sign was called “Shlyakhtich”.
The KGB chief listed the directions he expected the saboteurs to enter: Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic countries. He warned that “colleagues” should be wary of a retaliatory attack.
“Our Ukrainian, Polish and Baltic colleagues must ensure that these weapons do not turn against them,” he said.
Another issue that Tertel touched upon was the alleged visit of CIA officials to Minsk recently. According to him, the economic prosperity experienced by Belarusians surprised them. He also announced a meeting of the heads of intelligence agencies of the CIS countries and stated that not even an “anti-Russia”, but an “anti-China coalition” was forming in the world. Another thesis of the official concerns a possible participant in the explosion of a train filled with fuel in a 15-kilometer tunnel on the Baikal-Amur Main Line: he reminded that the death penalty is possible for such crimes in Belarus.
It should be noted that the official did not mention the emergency that occurred at the Mozyr oil refinery on December 13. As Belarusian media reported, a fire broke out there and under unknown circumstances one of the employees died. The distance from the refinery to the Ukrainian border is approximately 30 km.
Meanwhile, Tertel’s leader, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, tried to prove that his government was threatened from abroad from the first days of the Russian occupation. In particular, in one of his speeches, he promised to show “where the attack on Belarus was being prepared.”
We remind you that Lukashenko visited the People’s Republic of China on December 4. During the visit, the Belarusian president stated that he could only sleep peacefully here, and that is why he flew for the second time to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Source: Focus
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