Belarusian dictator Lukashenka signed a new decree concerning the organization of work of state structures under martial law. The details of the decree, including its number, have not been made public, and the text is still not available to the public.
The content of the document remains a topic for speculation. However, it is known that Belarus has had a law for many years, which establishes the order of the country’s life during armed conflicts. The last adjustments were made in 2021 and 2023.
The reasons for declaring martial law in Belarus can be different. Among them:
– An immediate military threat or act of aggression;
– Declaration of war;
– Grouping of foreign armed forces near the borders, which may indicate preparations for military action;
– Situations with armed conflicts that have arisen both inside and outside the country, without specifying the location.
