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Ukraine says Russian activity in Belarus is rising as roads and artillery positions are built near the border and reserves are called up.
- On Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of growing military activity in Belarus, citing intelligence reports of road construction and artillery positions being built near Ukraine's northern border.
- Moscow is reportedly attempting to draw Belarus into the four-year-old war, repeating the 2022 strategy when Russian forces used Belarusian territory as a launchpad for the initial invasion of Ukraine.
- Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree calling up reserve officers, including men under 27, while mass convocations of reservists near the Ukrainian border have intensified military drills and caused alarm.
- Zelenskyy warned Belarusian authorities to avoid mistakes, citing Venezuela's leader as a cautionary example while emphasizing "Ukraine's readiness to defend its land and independence."
- Following a meeting with Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, Zelenskyy announced Ukraine is continuing to plan future "long-range operations," signaling Kyiv is preparing for multiple scenarios as the war evolves.
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