Modern war is a complex matter: the dictator of Belarus came to this conclusion

Agrofuehrer Lukashenko has replaced the leader General Staff, he became a certain Pavel Muraveiko.

As the pro-government Belarusian news agency BELTA reports, he worked as the first deputy secretary of state of the Security Council of Belarus.

"We have a defense minister, and Everyone in the Ministry of Defense reports to him. However, the Chief of the General Staff has a certain independence. Directly involved in the planning and implementation of certain military activities. “Everything that the troops live with,” said the Belarusian dictator.

After the appointment of the new head of the General Staff, Lukashenko also said that he was “carefully observing” not only the situation in Belarus. In particular, he drew attention to the war in Ukraine.

"This is also a lesson for us. The lesson is serious. We must see what a modern war is like,” he said.

In addition, the dictator of Belarus added that “certain conclusions have been drawn.”

“We have already drawn conclusions for ourselves certain ones did. We understood what mines and minefields are. What we once wanted to destroy, on the instructions of the West. Thank God they saved it. We know what counter-battery warfare is. And we especially understand that in modern conditions it is impossible to fight without unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as without electronic warfare systems, which should effectively influence unmanned aerial vehicles and other modern weapons. We have talked about this many times,” said the self-proclaimed president of Belarus.

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich