Belarus mobilises forces, further progress within the 4-year plan/mobilisation of the economy, over 40,000 known communists sent to prison.

Belarus mobiles forces

Following threats from Communist terrorist groups within the nation and a major attack on the Minskian Rus’ palace as well as the courtroom of the Assembly of Belarus and the Grand Court of the Carski court, over 30,000 men, 100 or so fighter jets and bombers and 120 tanks have been called in to ‘protect the homeland’. Further men, an estimated 100,000 or so, are also being planned to join within the end of the month. Soldiers have been sent all through the nation, however many have stayed near the demilitarised zone between Belarus and the Soviets (as seen in the Treaty of Greater Minsk) and have made sure NOT to cross the line. This is because the government fears that most of these known terrorists are training and hiding within the borders of the Soviet Federation. Further troops, and reinforcements to the City of Minsk and other major cities (most notably Gomel, an important industrial city, and Vitebsk) as well near the Soviet-Ukraine and Soviet-Baltic states (NOT on the demil zone, just next to it). 25,000 Polish soldiers have also moved in to help squash the Communist uprising. 

Furthermore, scouts, labourers and prisoners have been ordered to dig out tunnels all throughout the country. The reason for this is currently unknown. 

Further progress within the 4-year plan, mobilisation of the economy

• An extra $2,000,000 from private donations from companies and the aristocracy have been used to expand the growing military industrial complex and the many military factories within the nation. The money has been used to fund factories, as well as army production. 
• Private British companies, seeing the fertile land, have began to spend millions on the large agriculture business
• The Agricultural safety group, led under Velikiy knyaz (Grand Prince) Branislaǔ Rusak, has been found. The state-owned organisation will be used to help unify and centralise agricultural production within the nation. They will oversee, fund, buy, and check up on farms to see if working correctly and send modern equipment to help fasten food production.
•  Further production of synthetic fuels, rubber etc
• More and more factories have began popping up
• The economy mobilises, as over 30 factories have been converted into military ones. 
• Large food stockpiles held in major cities, towns and military bases. 

Over 40,000 known communists sent to prison. 

Following threats from Communist groups, a raid over 100,000 homes and suspected military bases have resulted in the arrest of 40,000 well known Communist rebels. These communists are set to be put on trial as soon as possible.