Belarusian TV alleges Polish plot in 'Demons' broadcast
Belarusian state television ONT criticises Poland, claiming that "Polish intelligence services are helping train Belarusian fighters." A sensational "investigative report" titled "Demons: How They Want to Take Over Belarus" was broadcast. In this "report," propagandists discuss plans to take over Belarus using armed groups from Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine.
According to the authors of the "report," "Poland treats Belarus as its own land", and the first to attack will be "armed nationalists pumped with drugs and alcohol" and "ready to kill." Another attack is to be carried out by "foreign mercenaries."
When battles break out, when NATO forces arrive, it will be to save democracy, rights, and freedoms – that's it! World War Three! – the authors of the report warn.
Belarusians living in Poland gathered around the "Pospolite Ruszenie" movement are supposed to form "extremist groups" - the film's authors claim.
These groups are to be trained, among others, by instructors from the GROM unit, and "official Warsaw now considers Belarus its land."
As part of the exercises, shooting lessons using weapons smuggled from Ukraine and various urban warfare tactics are to be conducted. The alleged fighters are described as "animals without principles," whose primary goal is "the mass killing of everyone."
Polish authorities were informed about these groups and urged to act within the framework of fighting international terrorism. In response, unfortunately, the secrecy measures used by the participants in these terrorist cells have only intensified - said the head of the investigative department of Belarus's KGB, Konstantin Bychek, in the report.
