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A más de cuatro años del inicio de la invasión rusa lanzada desde territorio bielorruso, Ucrania no baja la guardia en su extensa frontera norte. Minas, alambradas y barreras antitanque han transformado la zona en un cinturón defensivo permanente, vigilado día y noche por tropas ucranianas. Aunque Kiev asegura no detectar movimientos de tropas rusas en Bielorrusia, la tensión reciente por el uso de estaciones de comunicación para drones dejó claro que la amenaza sigue latente. Para los habitantes de la región, estas defensas son a la vez un recuerdo doloroso del pasado y una garantía frente a un futuro incierto.

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00:00More than four years after Russia launched its offensive against kyiv from Belarus,
00:05Ukraine continues to fortify its northern border with Moscow's ally.
00:10According to the Associated Press, what was once a busy border crossing between the two countries
00:15Today it is a silent stretch of land, sown with mines and closed to the passage of civilians.
00:20The roads near the border, which are 1,084 kilometers long,
00:25They are covered in long stretches by anti-drone nets.
00:28The surrounding landscape is dominated by rows of barbed wire.
00:32and concrete anti-tank barriers known as dragon teeth.
00:37The Associated Press visited parts of the border earlier this month,
00:41following an increase in tensions between the two countries.
00:44Ukraine demanded that Belarus shut down the communications repeater stations
00:49that Russia had installed to extend the range of its drones
00:52used in attacks against Ukrainian cities.
00:55Belarus agreed, according to Ukraine, and since then the rhetoric between the two governments has softened.
01:02Although Ukrainian officials claim to see no signs of a Russian troop buildup in Belarus,
01:08They are determined to reinforce their border against any possible threat.
01:13Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has reiterated on several occasions
01:19that it does not plan to send its troops into war unless its country is attacked.
01:25Even so, residents near the border say that the possibility of Belarus
01:31The fact that Russia is becoming more involved in the war remains a cause for concern.
01:36For many residents of the area, the extensive defenses are both a reminder of the early days of
01:42the war
01:43and a source of reassurance, seeing that Ukraine is preparing for any future scenario.
01:49Ukrainian border guards patrol the area 24 hours a day
01:54with armored vehicles, drones and other surveillance systems.
01:58According to Ukrainian officials, the addition of new defenses will remain a priority in the future.
02:06given that Belarus is Russia's closest military ally.
02:29Belarus is Russia's closest military ally.
02:52Belarus is Russia's closest military ally.
03:18Belarus is the mayor of Russia.
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