Zelenskyy gives Lukashenko one week to remove Russian relay stations in Belarus or Ukraine will act

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko to dismantle Russian military communications relay stations near the Belarus-Ukraine border within a week, or Ukraine would do so itself. He said the stations in two Belarusian regions bordering Ukraine were being used by Russian forces to support attacks on Ukrainian civilians. Zelenskyy also alleged Belarus’s oil refining industry had become a major supplier for Moscow, including the Russian army, and said Lukashenko could stop it. The remarks highlight Belarus’s role in Russia’s war logistics and raise the prospect of cross-border action that could disrupt regional energy infrastructure and fuel supply.