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It hadn't been a particularly easy year in Minsk. With most of Belarus' allies collapsed, and its territories lost, the small East European country found itself back at square one: Surrounded by land hungry Russians and Austrian nutcases. But, as always, the unhappy country endured.

 

 

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- President Alexander Lukachenko

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The Latest Dispositions of the Belarusian Military

 

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A map of towns located near military bases

 

 

Polatsk Military Base: Fifth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72 tanks

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

    First Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 
Vitsyebsk Military Base: Fourth Land Division: Consists of- 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

Second Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

           5 MiG-31

 10 SU-27sm

 1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 
 
Orsha Military Base: Third Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armoured Personnel Carrier

33 MT-LB Amphibious Tracked Armored Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

   Third Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

5 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 
 

 

Mahilyow Military Base: Second Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

33 MT-LB Amphibious Tracked Armored Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

Fourth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 

 

Minsk Military Base: First Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

    1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

    100 T-72

    100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

    50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

    50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

    5 9K22 Tunguska

    10 BM-21 Grad

     1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

      100 D-20

  Fifth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

5 SU-27sm

10 Su-25

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

  Presidential Guard: Consists of - 500 Elite Guardsmen

 

  

Babruysk Military Base: Sixth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

Sixth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Su-25

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 

 

Homyel Military Base: Seventh Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

  1,000 Spestnaz commandos

  100 T-72

  100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

    Seventh Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

      5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 

 

Mazyr Military Base: Eighth Land Division:  Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-20

 Eighth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 

 

 

Baranavichy Military Base: Ninth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

      1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

       100 D-20

Ninth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

     5 SU-27sm

      5 Su-25

     1 Antonov An-70

    5 Mil Mi-24v

    1 Mi-26

 

     

 
Pinsk Military Base: Tenth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

      1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

      100 D-20

 Tenth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

 1 Antonov An-70

 5 Mil Mi-24v

 1 Mi-26

 

 

 

Brest Military Base: Eleventh Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

       1 Tos-1A

        3 BM-30 Smerch

       100 D-20

 Eleventh Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

 1 Antonov An-70

5 Mil Mi-24v

1 Mi-26

 

 

 

Hrodna Military Base: Twelfth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

       1 Tos-1A

       3 BM-30 Smerch

        100 D-20

   Twelfth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

   5 MiG-31

   10 SU-27sm

    1 Antonov An-70

    5 Mil Mi-24v

    1 Mi-26

   Thirteenth Land Division(Currently on Baltic border): Consists of 24,000 troops

250 t-90 tanks

100 BMP-3
200 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier
100 2S19 Msta Self-Propelled Howitzer
5 9K22 Tunguska
20 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

6 BM-30 Smerch

2 Mi-26

 

 

 

    Ballistic Missile Command: 3 Brigades of OTR-23 Okas, all in Belarus

    Air Defense Command: 4 divisions of s-300 favorits: 4 in Belarus

    Air Force Drone Command: 75 RQ-1 Predators. 75 currently patrolling Muscovy and Baltic borders. 

 

In total, the Belarus is able to field at least 530,350 men, Of those, 99,000 are regular soldiers. There are also 12,000 elite Spetsnaz  commandos. In addition to these, there are 31,000 KGB troops, which have no permanent base and can be deployed to anywhere in the country. The remainder are reservists.

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The Latest Dispositions of the Belarusian Military

 

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A map of towns located near military bases

 

 

Polatsk Military Base: Fifth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72 tanks

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

    First Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 
Vitsyebsk Military Base: Fourth Land Division: Consists of- 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

Second Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

           5 MiG-31

 10 SU-27sm

 3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 
 
Orsha Military Base: Third Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armoured Personnel Carrier

33 MT-LB Amphibious Tracked Armored Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

   Third Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

5 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 
 

 

Mahilyow Military Base: Second Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

33 MT-LB Amphibious Tracked Armored Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

Fourth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

 

Minsk Military Base: First Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

    1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

    100 T-72

    100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

    50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

    50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

    5 9K22 Tunguska

    10 BM-21 Grad

     1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

      100 D-20

  Fifth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

5 SU-27sm

10 Su-25

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

  Presidential Guard: Consists of - 500 Elite Guardsmen

 

  

Babruysk Military Base: Sixth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

Sixth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Su-25

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

 

Homyel Military Base: Seventh Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

  1,000 Spestnaz commandos

  100 T-72

  100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

    Seventh Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

      5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

 

Mazyr Military Base: Eighth Land Division:  Consists of - 6,250 regulars

1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

100 T-72

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

5 9K22 Tunguska

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

 Eighth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

 

 

Baranavichy Military Base: Ninth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

      1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

       100 D-30

Ninth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

     5 SU-27sm

      5 Su-25

    3 Il-76

    5 Mil Mi-24v

    10 Mi-8

    2 Mi-26

 

     

 
Pinsk Military Base: Tenth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

      1 Tos-1A

      3 BM-30 Smerch

      100 D-30

 Tenth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

 3 Il-76

 5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

 2 Mi-26

 

 

 

Brest Military Base: Eleventh Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

       1 Tos-1A

        3 BM-30 Smerch

       100 D-30

 Eleventh Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

5 MiG-31

10 SU-27sm

 3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

 

 

Hrodna Military Base: Twelfth Land Division: Consists of - 6,250 regulars

      1,000 Spetsnaz commandos

      100 T-72

      100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

      50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

      50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

      5 9K22 Tunguska

      10 BM-21 Grad

       1 Tos-1A

       3 BM-30 Smerch

        100 D-30

   Twelfth Air Division: Consists of 25 MiG-29

   5 MiG-31

   10 SU-27sm

    3 Il-76

    5 Mil Mi-24v

    10 Mi-8

    2 Mi-26

   Thirteenth Land Division(Currently on Baltic border): Consists of 24,000 troops

250 t-90 tanks

100 BMP-3
200 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier
100 2S19 Msta Self-Propelled Howitzer
5 9K22 Tunguska
20 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

6 BM-30 Smerch

2 Mi-26

 

 

 

    Ballistic Missile Command: 3 Brigades of OTR-23 Okas, all in Belarus

1 Brigade of Iskander-Ms, all in Belarus

    Air Defense Command: 4 divisions of s-300 favorits: 4 in Belarus

2 divisions of s-400s: 2 in Belarus

    Air Force Drone Command: 75 RQ-1 Predators. 75 currently patrolling Muscovy and Baltic borders. 

 

In total, the Belarus is able to field at least 530,350 men, Of those, 99,000 are regular soldiers. There are also 12,000 elite Spetsnaz  commandos. In addition to these, there are 31,000 KGB troops, which have no permanent base and can be deployed to anywhere in the country. The remainder are reservists.

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Air power won wars. Many nations had an annoying habit of trying to destroy enemy airfields and runways to prevent them from using air power. In order to counter this technique, Belorussian engineers would receive training in repairing damaged runways, and Belorussian pilots would receive training in taking off from and landing on damaged runways.

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The Belorussian military would put in an order for three Buk SAM batteries, two S-300 SAM divisions, and one S-400 SAM division. Once ready, these systems will be sent to Eastern Poland to provide air defenses for Polish Militsiya, which is currently being trained in Belarus.

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From: Hungary-Slovakia Minister of Defense

 

"In light of intelligence reports that Alvonia may be becoming aggressive once more, and the recent militant activity in Poland, our government has decided it is in Hungary-Slovakia's best interest to take our intelligence capabilities to the next level.

 

It is my understanding that Belarus has made the same decision not too very long ago, and has developed unmanned drones.

 

If this understanding is indeed correct, Hungary-Slovakia would be very interested in purchasing 50 unmanned drones from Belarus, to help with surveillance, recon, and intelligence gathering, until we are able to develop and produce our own intelligence and military drones here in Hungary-Slovakia."

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50 RQ-1 Predator drones would be prepared and sent to Hungary. The price tag attached to them would be quite low, and mostly symbolic. A handful of personnel would also be sent in order to give the Hungarians any training or assistance necessary to operate the drones.

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With Alvonia now returning to Poland, and France suddenly developing an sense of ethics, Belorussian military units would move to a state of heightened alert. Additionally, the now rebuilt Polish Militsiya would be prepared for deployment into Poland.

 

The Militsiya now consists of:

 

50,000 troops

200 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier
100 2S19 Msta Self-Propelled Howitzer
15 9K22 Tunguska
20 BM-21 Grad

100 D-20
5 Mi-24v
2 Mi-26

3 Buk SAM batteries

 

 

 

The S-400 battery and two S-300 divisions that had been constructed would now also be moved into Eastern Poland. The Polish Authority, now fully rebuilt, would take up residence in Lublin, and begin the job of administering the region.

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Parliament has announced today that it will be allowing referendums in the Podlaskie voivodeship on whether to remain a protectorate or fully join the Republic as the Belastok voblast. Each county in Podlaskie will be allowed to hold its own referendum on whether or not to join. Support is currently high in the Eastern portion of the voivodeship, which has a population of some 250,000 ethnic Belorussians, but lower in the western counties, which are mostly Polish.

 

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The referendum in Belastok is now under way. Thousands of voters have flocked to the voting booths, and the election turnout is expected to be high.

 

- Pravda

 

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KGB agents would be on standby to provide any necessary last-minute edits to the vote count.

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The Belorussian military would begin to expand its biochemical weapons stockpile for the first time in over a decade, with plans to produce 300 tons of sarin, 10 tons of VX, and 10 tons of Anthrax.

 

The military would also begin work to refurbish one brigade of Scarab C missiles.

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Referendum Complete, Annexations to Begin

 

The results of the referendum in Podlaskie have been made public. Each county was allowed to hold its own vote on whether or not to join the Republic. The referendum asked a simple question: Do you wish for <insert county name> to fully join the Republic of Belarus?

 

Counties that voted yes:

 

Bialystok County(includes the city of Bialystok): 83% voted yes.

 

Sokolka County: 79%

 

Bielsk County: 97%

 

Siemiatycze County: 75%

 

Counties that voted no:

 

Wysokie Mazowieckie County: 37% voted yes

 

Monki County: 47%

 

Zambrow County: 29%

 

Lomza County(Includes Lomza City): 39%

 

Kolno County: 49%

 

Grajewo County: 42%

 

 

No referendum was held in Prussian controlled areas of Podlaskie.

 

Due to the overall small size and population of the areas that voted yes, it has been decided that Belastok will not become a full province. Rather, it will be split between the Hrodna and Brest Voblasts. Bialystok and Sokolka will go to Hrodna, while Bielsk and Siemiatycze will join Hajnowka as a part of Brest.

 

The process of integrating the counties, now raions, is expected to take about a year.

 

- Pravda

 

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With several counties now joining Belarus, the government would get to work integrating them. Much of the area was still damaged due to the recent fighting, and rebuilding efforts would be redoubled. As with the rest of Eastern Poland, the Belorussian Ruble would become the official currency, and existing currencies would be phased out.

 

Belorussian and Russian would become the official languages of the area. As in the annexation of Hajnowka, this policy would receive some opposition. However, due to the large number of Belorussians living in the area, such opposition would be small, and the policy would gain support.

 

Meanwhile, Belarus would re-affirm the protectorate status of the rest of Eastern Poland. 50,000 reservists would be called up to run a brief series of drills in Eastern Poland, and would then quickly return home.

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With tensions rising in Poland(Nothing new there), the First and Twelfth ground divisions would be sent into Eastern Poland. Air support would be given by the Fifth and Twelfth Air divisions.

 

DEFCON would jump to 1. SAM sites would be ready to fire at a moment's notice, and pilots would be prepared to scramble 24/7. If anyone started asking stupid questions, they would be told that it was all in order to prevent a possible assault from White Army forces in the Ukraine.

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 Efforts to integrate the areas being annexed would continue. The area would be flooded with cash, and most of the damage done during the war would slowly be repaired. Dates would be set for local elections, and a number of small local political parties would spring up and begin campaigning in advance. Unsurprisingly, many of these parties would find themselves unable to get the necessary registration, and the Belorussian ruling Stability party would generally dominate the preliminary polls.

 

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With the sudden collapse of Prussia, Belorussian troops would move to take control of formerly Prussian held areas in the Podlaskie region. Areas in the Warmian Masurian region would be left alone.

 

A number of former Prussian soldiers would join the Polish Militsiya. Belorussian Spetsnaz that had been training the Prussians would arrive home.

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White Army Officials Captured in Bialystok

 

A KGB spokesperson has announced that several former White Army officials in Bialystok were arrested last night. It is believed that they were planning terrorist attacks in Bialystok, and a small cache of weapons and explosives were found in the house at which they were staying. They will be given a closed trial in a week.

 

- Pravda

 

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​White Army Officials Handed Death Sentence, Vote Rigging Suspected

 

The former White Army officials captured in Bialystok have been found guilty on all charges, and have been handed the death sentence. A number of the officials are believed to have actively taken part in the genocide that took place in Podlaskie during the war.

 

A KGB spokesperson announced today that the agency believed that the officials may have attempted to rig the vote in Monki county. The county, which has Belorussian population, was expected to vote for joining Belarus, but referendum results were against annexation. The KGB is now launching an investigation into the matter.

 

- Pravda

 

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In reality, the officials would not be executed, but would be imprisoned in Pishchalauski Castle, which had been refurbished as a prison over a decade ago. The castle had been mainly used to hold Polish activists that had made the mistake of opposing the government in its annexation of Hajnowka county. As the number of activists decreased, so had the inmates, until the castle was once again empty. With the recent conflict in Poland, Pishchalauski was once again being used to house Poles who opposed Minsk.

 

The reason for publicly announcing the execution was to deter any possible rescue attempts. No one rescued dead men. This tactic was a part of a new KGB policy concerning high value prisoners, as it was easier to extract information from those who were alive, but forgotten by all.

 

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With new territory being annexed, a larger standing army would be needed. A new military base would now be under construction at Bialystok, and new military units would be made for it.

 

Fourteenth Land Division: 6,250 regulars

100 T-72 tanks

100 BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

50 BTR-80 Armored Personnel Carrier

50 2S3M1 Akatsiya Self-Propelled Howitzer

1 9K22 Tunguska Battery

1 Buk Battery

10 BM-21 Grad

1 Tos-1A

3 BM-30 Smerch

100 D-30

Thirteenth Air Division: First Air Division: Consists of 10 SU-27sm

3 Il-76

5 Mil Mi-24v

10 Mi-8

2 Mi-26

 

In somewhat unrelated news, ten Tu-160 bombers would be put back into service, along with 240 Kh-55 missiles, and 480 Kh-22 missiles.

 

OOC: 6 of 7

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