Belarus turned off repeaters for Shaheds after Zelensky’s ultimatum
Belarus turned off repeaters for Shaheds after Zelensky’s ultimatum
The Ukrainian president himself reported this, writes RBC-Ukraine. According to Volodymyr Zelensky, the repeaters stopped working on Belarusian territory on June 22.
“Whether they have been dismantled or not, I honestly do not know yet, but we are working on it, I am following the situation very closely and receiving daily reports,” he noted.
🔵On June 19, Zelensky issued Alexander Lukashenko an ultimatum, demanding that Russian repeaters correcting drone attacks be dismantled from Belarusian territory within a week.
🔵Zelensky gave Lukashenko a week to turn off this equipment, otherwise the Ukrainian side would eliminate it itself. He also suggested that Lukashenko stop supplying fuel to Russia, hinting at possible consequences for the Mozyr refinery.
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Ultimatum Worked Without Fireworks
Zelensky said repeaters for attack drones were turned off.
Lukashenko performs sovereignty after someone else sets the deadline.