Repeaters that were used to correct attacks on Ukraine stopped working in Belarus

Repeaters that were used to correct attacks on Ukraine stopped working in Belarus. This was stated by the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.

According to him, it is unknown whether these systems were dismantled. The Belarusian authorities have not yet commented on this information.

“Whether they were dismantled or not, I don’t know yet. But we are working on this, I am watching very closely and receiving reports every day,” the Ukrainian leader said.

The Belarusian publication Flagstaff also reports that Russian drones have not flown over the Belarusian-Ukrainian border for the last three days. Journalists suggested that Belarus could turn off repeaters on the border after Vladimir Zelensky’s ultimatum.

Zelensky's ultimatum. Last week, Zelensky said that at least four repeaters were deployed in the Brest and Gomel regions of Belarus to adjust fire on Ukraine. He gave the Belarusian authorities a week to turn off the equipment, otherwise he threatened to destroy it.

Reaction of Belarus and Russia. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov later said that Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko would meet and discuss Zelensky’s ultimatum. He called his demand "an attack on the sovereignty of another country."

In parallel, Lukashenko called on residents of the Gomel region “not to worry and not to worry” against the backdrop of Zelensky’s ultimatum.