The first fleet of Russian troops has reached Belarus to participate in the joint military task force, which is known as the Ministry of Defense, the country's army, which will work together to support Ukraine's borders, according to Al Jazeera.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin had known that Minsk and Moscow would jointly deploy military task forces, which recently decided to bring tensions along the western border of Ukraine.
The current president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, is known to be close to Putin, who is mainly dependent on Moscow economically and politically. Putin has cooperated with the protests against him in the 2020 elections.
Meanwhile, Lukashenko alleged that Poland, Lithuni and Ukraine are assisting various groups in carrying out terrorist attacks inside Belarus, and on Friday (October 14), Putin said there is no plan to launch any more attacks in Ukraine at the moment.
