Kyiv Gave Belarus Ruler Week to Pull Russia’s Drone Relays. They Went Silent in Three Days, Zelenskyy Says
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Kyiv gave Belarus ruler week to pull Russia’s drone relays. They went silent in three days, Zelenskyy says
Signal relays in Belarus that helped Russia steer Shahed drones into Ukraine have stopped working. The equipment went dark on 22 June, days after Kyiv gave Belarusian ruler Aliaksandr Lukashenka a week to remove it, though it is unclear whether it was dismantled or simply switched off, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told journalists, per UNIAN. The relays extend Russia's reach. Repeaters placed on Belarusian towers and rooftops boosted the contr…
President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the repeaters on the territory of Belarus, which helped Russian drones to correct strikes on Ukraine, have stopped working since June 22.
The President spoke about the intelligence and Syrskyi report on the repeater systems. Since the beginning of this week, the repeater systems used by Russia for the Shahed missile strikes on Ukraine have ceased to operate in Belarus. According to RBC-Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi announced this while answering journalists' questions. "So, according to the information available, reported to me by the commander-in-chief (Alexand…
The stations have not been operating for two days, it is not known what happened to them.
Repeaters on the territory of Belarus have stopped working since June 22 - ZelenskyPresident of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky said that since June 22, the repeaters used by Russia for strikes with “shakehads”, stopped working on the territory of Belarus. He closely monitors the situation and receives daily reports.
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