Zelenskyy Demands Belarus Remove Russian Drone Signal Repeaters
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- •Four signal repeaters in Belarus are reportedly aiding Russian drone strikes on Ukraine.
- •Petrol supplies from Belarus to Russia have surged 13-fold, supporting military operations.
- •Zelenskyy has given Belarus one week to dismantle the repeaters or face Ukrainian action.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Belarus has installed four signal repeaters in its Homiel and Brest regions, aiding Russian drone strikes against Ukraine. He reported a 13-fold increase in petrol supplies from Belarus to Russia, which he claims supports the war effort. Zelenskyy issued a public ultimatum to Belarus, demanding the removal of these repeaters within a week, stating that failure to comply would result in Ukraine taking action. Despite multiple non-public communications, Belarus has not responded to Ukraine's demands. The situation poses a significant threat to Ukrainian security and escalates tensions in the region.
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2026-06-19
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Zelenskyy demands Belarus remove signal repeaters aiding Russian drone strikes within a week.
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In an evening address, Zelenskyy highlights Belarus's failure to respond to Ukraine's demands regarding the repeaters.
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