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  Assuming its mostly propoganda its more like a bunch of guys with those pump carts bringing mittens to the troops being trained to die.
context: If I were Belarussian, I wouldn't trust the Russians from invading Belarus. >
  
  Belarus is a Russian puppet regime.  No invasion necessary. >
  
  As events of winter 2020 showed it may break out on a swift move, especially with rusnia weakened as war in Ukraine backfires. When they're invaded with russian onuce (foot wraps) on the ground, and annexed that may be way more difficult. Maybe if Kalinowski battalion grows up in numbers it may be a difference?
  Just don't give up on Belarus yet. >
  
  More meat for the grinder >
  
  Is a preemptive strike on a country harbouring russian soldiers a good thing? >
  
  If Ukraine had the time; destroying all road and rail links i to belarus and russia would be really advantageous but in order to minimise escalation it would be better done on Ukraine side. It probably wouldn't stop any invasion from happening but it could slow it.
  I hope 2023 see Ukraine dig really deep and use the hate it must be feeling towards russia to fuel its determination to kick russia's arse then bend it over and fuck it with some well placed Himars. >
  
  That's already been done.
  The rail links are all severed, and the roads have had crosscuts dug into them and are mined very heavily.
  The terrain down there is a combination of bogs, dense forest and narrow roads. It's all 100% familiar to Ukraine, they have it mapped and under artillery control, and any attempt to attack it would be absolute suicide. Belarussian troops are fully aware of this. >
  
  But do the Russian troops know this? >
  
  Just die already >
  
  HIMARS with M30s patiently waiting. 
  Hopefully GLSDBs can be delivered soon so they can hit build ups further behind the initial invasion force >
  
  Off to the meat grinder ya go... >
  
  Why not destroy a couple kilometers of that train line? >
  
  Belarusian saboteurs from beginning of the war were executed. >
  
  I was thinking more helicopters, bombs and missiles. >
  
  A "special train", oh for their "special operation"... fucking "special" alright.
  7-800 men they say, that's approximately the daily kill number for the Ukrainian army...so do we call this a food delivery? >
  
  It's a fodder delivery. >
  
  Deliveroo order of fresh meat >
  
  Sacrificial lambs for slaughter. >
  
  Poor bastards >
  
  No Mr. Bond, I expect for you to die.