Kyivpost Russia Expands Missile Threats from Belarus Against Ukraine
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- •Russia is preparing to intensify strikes against western Ukraine from Belarus.
- •Deployment of drone signal repeaters in Belarus aids Russian drone operations.
- •Zelensky warns of a direct military involvement of Belarus if ballistic missiles are deployed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Russian forces are preparing to escalate strikes against western Ukraine, utilizing Belarusian territory for drone operations and potential ballistic missile deployments. The installation of drone signal repeaters in Belarus is aiding Russian drones targeting Ukraine and Poland. Zelensky emphasized that the deployment of ballistic missiles in Belarus would directly involve Belarus in the conflict, heightening the threat to western Ukraine. The Kremlin's strategy focuses on destroying critical infrastructure, including energy and water supply systems, as winter approaches. Ukrainian air defenses are intercepting many threats, but some munitions are still getting through. Zelensky called for continued deterrence to prevent further Russian aggression.
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