Wagner's arrival in Belarus will create tension between Belarusians and mercenaries – Ukrainian diplomat 

He stated this on Espreso. 

“The units of Wagner PMC are not expected to be capable of much, but there is some overlapping information. On one hand, there are reports of some Wagner units arriving in Belarus, and at the same time, Russian media suggests a possible attack on the Suwalki Gap. This gap is a narrow strip of land between Belarus and Kaliningrad in Lithuania that has been a topic of discussion,” he said. 

According to Bezsmertnyi, Lukashenko sees the arrival of the Wagnerites in Belarus as a training opportunity for Belarusian units.

“It is insulting to the military to suggest that criminals will train military personnel. The consequence of their arrival will be increased tension between the Belarusians and these units. Moreover, when they arrive in Belarus, they are likely to engage in more than just drinking; they may also resort to robbing the local population. This will undoubtedly deepen the tension in Belarus. The number of Wagner troops and their weapons is relatively small, but such units often carry out sabotage attacks, so border control and preparedness for such actions are necessary,” he noted. 

• On the morning of July 15, a large convoy of cars and trucks with "DPR" and "LPR" license plates, presumably mercenaries from Wagner PMC, was observed in Belarus. The State Border Service has confirmed this information.

• On Sunday, July 16, the Belaruski Gayun monitoring group reported that two flags were raised at the border checkpoint between Belarus and Russia - the Russian flag and the flag of Wagner PMC. 

• The Wagner fighters have also announced the closure of their main base in the Russian Federation, located in Molkino, Krasnodar Territory, on July 30.