NATO escalates military presence, information warfare on Russia-Belarus border CSTO Secretary General says

NATO is significantly increasing its military presence and intensifying information warfare along the border with Russia and Belarus, Imangali Tasmagambetov, Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) said.

Speaking at a meeting of the CIS countries' Security Council Secretaries in Moscow, Tasmagambetov emphasized that the concentration of NATO's armed forces, alongside the establishment of information warfare centers, continues to escalate along the borders of Belarus and Russia, Caliber.Az reports citing Russian media.

He noted that the strategic situation has worsened following the accession of Finland and Sweden to the North Atlantic Alliance.

"The strategic situation has worsened after Finland and Sweden joined the North Atlantic Alliance," Tasmagambetov remarked, highlighting the growing military tensions in the region.

The CSTO Secretary General also warned that the West is ramping up military and financial support to Ukraine, prolonging the ongoing conflict with Russia. Additionally, Tasmagambetov raised concerns about a significant increase in serious incidents at nuclear power plants, warning that such incidents could lead to "catastrophic consequences" not only in the war zones but also across vast territories far beyond them. 

By Vafa Guliyeva