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CIA officers work under diplomatic cover in Vilnius, Warsaw, KGB says - Vimarsana News

CIA officers work under diplomatic cover in Vilnius, Warsaw, KGB says

Ivan Tertel remarked that the main events will take place in the period of the presidential election in 2025. “The CIA and the U.S. Department of State are doing the relevant work right now. We know names of the CIA personnel, who work under diplomatic cover in embassies of Vilnius, Warsaw, and some other countries," he said.

Belarus' KGB chief: West's Belarus strategy in deadlock - Vimarsana News

Belarus' KGB chief: West's Belarus strategy in deadlock

“I would like to emphasize that the goals of our adversaries have not changed a bit over the past three years. This confrontation has just become more covert. We state that the strategy that the West worked out for Belarus reached a deadlock. They acknowledge this. They have failed at the goals that they planned to achieve fast,” Ivan Tertel said.

KGB chief: West doesn't fulfill promises given to Kiev - Vimarsana News

KGB chief: West doesn't fulfill promises given to Kiev

Ivan Tertel went on saying that according to KGB estimates, the situation is getting substantially worse for Ukraine. “The plans and promises the West has given to Ukraine are not being fulfilled or were totally unreal,” the KGB chief said.

The Slow Invasion of Belarus - Vimarsana News

The Slow Invasion of Belarus

President Alexander Lukashenko has bought some time for his regime—at the cost of Belarus’ national sovereignty.

Belarus Has Independent Control of Nuclear Weapons, Lukashenko Suggests - Vimarsana News

Belarus Has Independent Control of Nuclear Weapons, Lukashenko Suggests

Russia earlier announced that the arms would be deployed to Belarus, whose president is Vladimir Putin's close ally.