The State Border Guard Service stated that it is currently not detecting any threat of an attack from Belarus
There is currently no buildup of military equipment, weapons, or personnel along the border between Ukraine and Belarus that could indicate preparations for an offensive.
This was reported by Andriy Demchenko, spokesperson for the State Border Guard Service.
According to him, Ukrainian border guards have not recorded any movement of military equipment or concentration of forces in the immediate vicinity of the border.
At the same time, Demchenko noted that Russia continues to pressure Belarus, attempting to draw it into more active participation in the war against Ukraine, which maintains the potential risk of a renewed invasion.
The State Border Guard Service also reported that the number of Belarusian troops near the border has remained stable since 2022—only scheduled rotations of units are taking place.
As for Russian forces, according to Demchenko, there is currently no large Russian contingent in Belarus. Only isolated logistics and support units may be present there, but no strike force for an invasion has been detected.
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