FactCheck: The Belarus military force has about 1,560,000 troops who will only fight once their country is attacked. FactsFirstPH
The video containing the claim has 35,806 views as of writing. The Belarus military force has about 1,560,000 troops only , who will only fight once their country is attacked.said they will have 100,000 to 150,000 volunteers for paramilitary formation, in response to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s order to form a new volunteer territorial defense.
This order is a precautionary measure, teaching Belarusians how to “handle weapons,” readying them to respond to an act of aggression and keep public order in peacetime.that Belarus’ potential soldiers number only 1.5 million who can be tapped “in the event of a declaration of martial law and the switch of the economy to a war mode.” Armed troops are not included in the count.
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