Zelenskyy added that “Russia will continue to push him further in this war,” but that the Belarusian president now “understands that Ukraine will respond.”
Kyiv’s pressure on Minsk is not limited to relay equipment that, according to Zelenskyy, “fixes the fire for our people.”
The Ukrainian leader also criticized Lukashenko over his country’s oil refining sector, saying that “today, Belarus is one of the most important suppliers for the Russian military.”
This is not the first time Kyiv has accused Russia of using the territory of Belarus to launch attacks against Ukraine or countries that support it.
Zelenskyi he warned in mid-May that Moscow was “considering plans for operations in the south and north of the territory of Belarus” either against Ukraine “or against one of the NATO countries.”
Belarus’s support for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s full invasion of Ukraine it is written since the early stages of the war, when Moscow’s forces used the territory of Belarus to launch missile and drone attacks against Ukraine.
