Ukrainian → English transcript

Empty words. Today, on his

on—

specifically, on his

towers, there are repeaters,

Russian repeaters, Belarusian. What difference does it make to us?

On his territory, along two, uh,

regions bordering Ukraine, there is

equipment that adjusts fire on the Ukrainian

population, specifically the population. We don't have a strong

front line there right now, where Ukraine and Belarus meet.

They are killing civilians there. There are repeaters on those

towers. Can he remove them?

Why the words that he doesn't want to be in the war?

Let him remove this equipment, let him turn this equipment off.

I think that a week, a week will be enough for him to do this.

Because—why do I say we-weeks—a week?

Because now, every day,

because of this,

our civilians are dying,

children are wounded. If he doesn't do it, we will.

Just like his, for example,

oil refining in-dustry.

We are doing everything so that the Russians have no opportunity to sell

oil and, accordingly, provide diesel and oil

to their army, because all of this is used against us.

Today, he is the main supplier

or one of the main suppliers for the Russian army.

Specifically Lukashenko, specifically Belarus. Can this be stopped?

I am sure that it is in his power, and he is the one who

controls it.

And as for the drone strike on— well, everyone has already acknowledged, both

international experts, and it also seems to me,

that the Russians acknowledge it too,

uh, or, yes, or, let's say,

not openly, yes, that this strike was not ours. How is this connected?

Very simple. The Russians will carry out many different

provocations in order to drag the people of Belarus into

this war.