Zelensky on Lukashenko: Missiles from Belarus and a Call to Disable Relays

Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenko,

the leader

of Belarus.

A country that is our neighbor. Security on

the border is very important to us, and he understands perfectly well that we,

we are grown men now, right?

No one gets offended just by words, personal words.

If it's an insult to my country, we will

be offended and we won't forget. But if it's some personal things,

may G—

well, thank God, he apologized and thank God, let's put it that way.

Other things, when

Mr. Lukashenko says that he doesn't want to be dragged into this

war, here he must be honest, at least to

his own people. Because it's not him who might be

dragged into the war, it could be

his entire country dragged in, dragged in by Russia.

They have been doing this since the first days of this war.

That's a fact. When the full-scale war began,

we were attacked by missiles, they killed children, adults, and you

you know, a large number. Missiles were flying from Belarus, from

his country.

And then he also called and apologized, and said, "I didn't

control this. Russia acted on its own land."

And, of course, I don't believe this, but,

but he has already spoken about this.

Now

Russia will continue to push him into this war.

Now he understands that Ukraine will respond.

No need for

unnecessary words.

Today, on his—

accordingly, on his

towers, there are repeaters,

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

On his territory, along two

regions bordering Ukraine, there is

equipment that adjusts fire on the Ukrainian

population, specifically the population. We don't currently have

such a strong front there, where Ukraine and Belarus are.

They are killing civilians there. There are repeaters on the respective

towers. He can take them down.

What's the point of words that he doesn't want to be in the war?

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

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

Because— why do I say a we-week— 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-industry.

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

oil and provide diesel and oil accordingly

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.

Lukashenko himself, Belarus itself. 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 admitted, and—

international experts, and it also seems to me,

that even the Russians admit this,

or,

yes, or, let's say, not openly, yes, that this strike

was not ours. How is this linked? Very simply.

The Russians will carry out many different provocations in order to

drag the people of Belarus into this war.