Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a stark ultimatum to Belarus, warning that his country will shut down relay stations used by Russia unless Minsk takes decisive action within the next week. The move is the latest escalation in a long-standing dispute between Ukraine and Belarus over the use of Ukrainian territory by Russian forces, which Kyiv claims is a threat to its national security. The relay stations in question are allegedly used by Russia to coordinate its military operations in Ukraine, and Zelenskyy's threat suggests that Ukraine is willing to take drastic measures to prevent further Russian aggression. The deadline for Belarus to act is looming, and the consequences of inaction could have significant implications for regional stability.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy threatens to remove relay stations in the country used by Russia unless Minsk acts within a week
