Das belarussische Regime erlaubt Gefangenen den Eintritt in die Armee

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1. Well, that sounds rather desperate.

2. “Allows”, or forces?

3. Putin’s agricultural puppy is having another toilet thought.

4. They are preparing for war.

5. Either he actually sends them to war, or he’s going to have a bad time dealing with militairy trained political prisoners.

6. I guess russia has decided it cant 1v1 Ukraine so now they gotta call in the pig farmer. The eu should very loudly state that any attack from the pig farmers will be considered an act of war with nato and straight up park a 100.000 force near their borders. Forcing them to watch their borders instead of attacking Ukraine.

7. Mmm…this all sounds familiar. Hope they turn on luka.

8. Allow, press-gang, same thing

9. How to say you’re desperate without using the word desperate

10. I think these dictators are preparing to launch a world war…

11. They’re both sanctioned to fuck at this point, here’s my opinion.

    1. Belarus has been training their army since the beginning and will most likely join the war with Russia.
    2. Probably to try to conclude the war much faster to try to take kharkiv and kyiv before more meaningful aid comes in the form of shells, planes, us aid packages etc.
    3. Will give Belarus the much needed experience for their next trick ( sulwalki gap)
    4. It will give them a reason to push their jailed dissidents to the front lines shoring up security internally.
    5. Might as well. They’re sanctioned to the eye balls. Nothing to lose really.

    I hope they do lose though.

12. It’s a known form of slavery.
    Prisoners are proven historically to be terrible soldiers. For obvious reasons. Often used in frontal faux assaults while real soldiers enfilade or poke through any weak defenses.

    Soldiers have to be subservient to authority. Loyal, responsible, honorable, show courage and capability.

    If you take a person who has none of those, they likely will end up in prison. Just the first one is such a known prerequisite.

    A naval recruiter I know told me they check to see if you ever had a criminal record of attacking one of your parents, or a cop. Auto-rejection. He did this 90s-early 2000s.

13. I’ve seen this one… it did not end well.

14. If Belarus joins the war, then its open for Ukraine allies to join as well? Both countries has relied openly recruited volunteers, but a whole country would be bad news for both. I think it’s more likely he will send soldiers to Russian front as “volunteers”.

15. Sending them to Russia and then to Ukraine ?

16. lol great idea, I mean what could possibly go wrong there..

17. Oh good! That will increase the army’s professional and ethical standards greatly….

18. Lukashenko will always be Carl Brutananadilewski to me.

19. How??

    Does the prisoner just ask the guard “hey bro can i join the army??” And he lets him go roght then and there