Ukraine Issues Ultimatum to Belarus Over Russian Drone Equipment
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has given Belarus's leader one week to remove equipment used in Russian drone attacks on Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued an ultimatum to the Belarusian leader, demanding the removal of equipment from Belarus within one week. This equipment is reportedly used by Russia in drone attacks against Ukraine. The ultimatum was delivered directly to Belarus's leadership, though exact details of the equipment were not specified. Zelenskyy emphasized that the presence of such equipment on Belarusian territory directly threatens Ukraine's security and must be eliminated immediately. The Ukrainian president warned that failure to comply within the seven-day deadline could result in further actions from Ukraine. This development highlights the ongoing tensions between Kyiv and Minsk, as Belarus has been accused of allowing Russia to use its territory for launching military strikes. The Belarusian leader, Alexander Lukashenko, now faces a crucial decision that could affect the course of the conflict. The ultimatum underscores Ukraine's determination to counter Russian aggression by targeting supporting infrastructure in neighboring countries.
