Kyiv, June 21 -- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Belarus to dismantle relay stations he said are being used to support Russian drone attacks on Ukraine, cautioning that Kyiv will take action if Minsk fails to comply.
"If he doesn't do it, we'll do it," The Independent quoted Zelensky as saying, referring to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, without providing further details.
Zelensky said Ukraine has identified four relay stations in Belarus allegedly assisting Russian military operations and urged the Belarusian authorities to act immediately, stating that Kyiv is aware of infrastructure supporting Moscow's war effort.
Belarus, considered as Russia's closest allies throughout the war, with Lukashenko maintaini...