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Ukraine bolsters defences by Belarus border

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Amid fears of an attack coming from their northern border with Belarus and Russia, Ukraine's border guards are fortifying their positions. 'Our main goal is to prevent invasion. But if it happens again in this area, then to be ready to stop the enemy at the state border line, to prevent them from advancing deep into our country' says an armed border guard who did not want to be named.

Added on the 05/11/2022 16:10:35 - Copyright : AFP EN

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