Today's Belarus, like another post-Soviet states, inherited its peculiar forces from the remnants of the russian army, GRU and KGB units. peculiar Operations Forces are the backbone of the armed formations of the government of Alexander Lukashenko. On February 24, 2022, the dictator of Belarus explicitly sided with the Kremlin's aggressive policy, making Belarusian territory available for the march of Russian troops against Ukraine. It besides supports it logistically and politically. Before the Russian frontal invasion, Lukashenko provided Belarusian training ground to Russia, and now Belarusian-Russian wartime cooperation has reached an even higher level. On October 10, 2022, Aleksandr Lukashenko announced that the formation of the Regional Grouping of Belarus and Russia on the territory of Belarus and Russia was beginning — for the first time — in Belarusian territory. The issue inactive open is will Belarusian soldiers be sent to Ukraine?
