Four repeaters near border<\/p>\n
According to President Zelenskyy, special equipment has been installed along the Ukrainian border on Belarusian territory to help Russian forces guide drone strikes.<\/p>\n
Intelligence has identified four such repeaters in the Gomel and Brest regions.<\/p>\n
This equipment was used in attacks on the Zhytomyr, Rivne, and Volyn regions, targeting energy infrastructure, railways, and civilian facilities.<\/p>\n
“Belarus still has time to dismantle this equipment,” the Ukrainian leader stressed.<\/p>\n
Industry, fuel support for Russia<\/p>\n
Ukraine also monitors every Belarusian enterprise that supports the Russian army by supplying components for armored vehicles and missile systems.<\/p>\n
Another factor of direct involvement in the war is fuel supplies to Russia. According to Kyiv, from January to May, gasoline exports from Belarus to Russia increased 13-fold, while diesel exports to Russia tripled compared to last year.<\/p>\n
Zelenskyy added that unofficial channels of the Belarusian leadership claim opposition to the war, but the country’s actual actions must confirm this stance.<\/p>\n
What preceded this ultimatum<\/p>\n
Recently, Belarusian leader Aleksandr Lukashenko apologized to Zelenskyy for his harsh remarks in an interview with Al Arabiya.<\/p>\n
He explained his offensive statements by referring to alleged Ukrainian threats to strike 500 targets on Belarusian territory. He also urged the Ukrainian president to calm down.<\/p>\n