Belarus1d ago
Zelensky threatens Belarus tower strikes
Zelensky gives Lukashenko one week to remove equipment used to direct fire at Ukraine.
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Belarus
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Friday, 19 June 2026 at 17:23 UTC
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a one-week ultimatum to Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, demanding the withdrawal of equipment deployed along the border that is allegedly being used to adjust fire against Ukrainian civilians. Zelensky stated he is not offended by Lukashenko's words but warned that if the equipment is not removed within the week, Ukraine will take action itself. This ultimatum is part of ongoing tensions over Belarus's role in Russia's war against Ukraine, with previous warnings about Russian repeater stations and military infrastructure on Belarusian territory.
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1d agoOur News, Today
Zelensky reiterated the one-week ultimatum, adding a threat of unspecified Ukrainian action if Lukashenko does not comply.
23h ago@WarMonitor3
Zelensky's threat is now explicitly quoted: 'Ukraine will do it,' adding direct language to the existing ultimatum.
23h agoMilitary Summary
Zelensky specified that the equipment is being used to direct fire at Ukrainian civilians and reiterated the one-week deadline for withdrawal or Ukraine will act.
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