Russian relay stations in Belarus abruptly stop functioning, Zelenskyy says
Russian systems used to launch attacks on Ukraine have ceased operations in Belarus.
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Russian relay stations used to support military operations have stopped functioning on Belarusian territory.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy disclosed the information in a WhatsApp chat with journalists.
Russian relay stations cease operations in Belarus — what we know so far
The president said that the Ukrainian command constantly monitors the situation in Belarus and the operations of enemy hardware there.
«According to the available information reported to me on June 22 by the Commander-in-Chief as well as intelligence, the respective relay stations have ceased operations on the territory of Belarus,» Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted.
He added that the Ukrainian side was determining whether the equipment had been completely dismantled. However, the fact that the hardware has been taken out of service is confirmed.
«To be honest, I do not know yet whether they have been dismantled or not. But we are working on this. I am monitoring the situation very closely, and my daily briefing confirmed the fact that these relay stations are currently not operational,» the president said.