Vladimir Putin allegedly wants to take over this country in 7 years: 'Russia’s goals are the same'

The leaked document from the Moscow presidential administration is 17 pages long. It is entitled 'Strategic Goals of the Russian Federation in Belarus' and contains a detailed plan for the annexation of Belarus by 2030.

Authenticity of the document

German publications Süddeutsche Zeitung, Westdeutscher Rundfunk, and Norddeutscher Rundfunk have evaluated the document together with nine other European media. Experts and Western intelligence services were also consulted and the general consensus is that the document is genuine.

It dates from the summer of 2021 and proves that the Kremlin is planning the restoration of Greater Russia. The document lists strategic objectives in Belarus and proves that Russia plans to infiltrate Belarus in the following areas: Politics/Defence, Trade/Economy, and Society.

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Russia's policy towards Belarus

Here, the implementation of the goals is divided into 'short-term' (by 2022), 'medium-term' (by 2025) and 'long-term' (2030). These goals are largely consistent with Russia's policy toward Belarus in the 1990s.

Michael Carpenter, US ambassador to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), told Süddeutsche Zeitung:

Russia’s goals with regards to Belarus are the same as with Ukraine. Only in Belarus, it relies on coercion rather than war. Its end goal is still wholesale incorporation.

Find out more about the state of relations between Belarus and Russia in the video above.

This article has been translated from Gentside DE.

Source used:

t-online: 'Strategiepapier enthüllt perfiden Plan. Russland will offenbar Belarus unterwandern'