A few days ago, I published an article titled “APOCALYPSE TOMORROW. A DEATH ZONE ON THE ‘BALCONY’,” in which I expressed and substantiated concerns about a possible Russian attack on the Baltic states from the territory of Belarus and the threat of Moscow using nuclear weapons from our land.

Having said “A,” one must also say “B.” If you speak about a threat, you must also propose options for neutralizing it. I propose the following plan for neutralization.

Here is its content:

It is known that thousands of young Belarusians who were forced to leave their country under the threat of repression have already undergone military training in Poland. We propose forming from them a Belarusian Peacekeeping Volunteer Corps (hereinafter – the Corps). We call on European countries to provide the Corps with financial support, as well as combat gear, weapons, and military equipment (including heavy equipment).

We propose deploying the Corps near the Belarusian-Ukrainian border, where its task would be to prevent renewed aggression against Ukraine from Belarusian territory.

Another task of the Corps would be to counter attempts of Russian aggression against the Baltic states from the territory of Belarus. Faced with the threat of a strike to the rear of the invasion force and an uprising country behind its back, Russian militarists would be forced to abandon aggression.

Another task of the Corps would be to use force to compel Moscow to withdraw its nuclear weapons from the territory of Belarus.

I appeal to the leaders of European countries to consider this plan and give Belarusians a chance to save their country, Europe, and the world themselves.

We call on our partners in the Belarusian National Congress to join our work in promoting and implementing this plan.

Mikalai Statkevich
March 2, 2026