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Maria Kalesnikava, a prominent Belarusian opposition figure, faces critical health conditions in prison. Meanwhile, President Lukashenko has freed some political detainees, raising questions about potential policy shifts.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to meet Polish officials in Warsaw to discuss Ukraine support and bolster defense cooperation. The visit follows his trip to Kyiv and comes amid ongoing regional security concerns.
Poland prolongs its border buffer zone with Belarus for 90 days, citing a 64% reduction in illegal crossings. The move sparks controversy and calls for increased support in securing the EU's eastern frontier.
A massive Ukrainian drone assault on Moscow and other Russian regions resulted in the first civilian fatality in the capital. The attack damaged residential buildings and temporarily closed airports.
Over 500,000 Belarusians have fled their homeland since 2020, facing intimidation abroad. President Lukashenko's regime ramps up pressure on dissidents as the 2025 election approaches, using international warrants and threats.
Polish officials report foiling cyberattacks linked to Russian and Belarusian services. With daily attacks reaching 1,000, Poland plans new legislation to bolster cybersecurity amid rising threats.
Polish security services neutralize a sabotage operation orchestrated by Russia and Belarus, targeting government and military-related institutions. Cyberattacks on Polish organizations have doubled since last year.
Polish authorities have charged three Belarusian officials for diverting a plane to arrest a dissident in 2021. The incident, involving a false bomb threat, led to international condemnation and sanctions against Belarus.
A Japanese national faces espionage charges in Belarus for allegedly photographing infrastructure. Japan protests the arrest, citing human rights concerns in the case.
Polish prosecutors have gathered evidence to charge three Belarusian officials for the forced landing of a Ryanair flight in Minsk in 2021, which led to the arrest of a dissident journalist. The case has sparked international controversy.
Germany's migration commissioner suggests using Rwanda for processing asylum claims of migrants entering EU through Belarus. The proposal aims to address irregular migration amid growing political pressure.
Belarusian authorities have detained a Japanese man for alleged intelligence gathering. The incident marks the first time a Japanese national has been implicated in such activities in Belarus.
Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and other Russian areas overnight, with Russian officials reporting no damage. The attacks, unverified by independent sources, highlight the ongoing conflict's escalation.
Russian forces launched deadly airstrikes on Kharkiv, killing six and injuring almost 100. President Zelensky calls for international support as attacks continue in eastern Ukraine, prompting evacuations.
Ukrainian forces successfully intercepted nearly half of 52 Russian drones in overnight attacks on eight regions. No major damage reported, but air alerts disrupted civilian life across the country.
Over 70 European artists urge Serbia not to extradite Belarusian filmmaker Andrei Hniot to Belarus, citing risks of torture. The case highlights ongoing political repression under Lukashenko's regime.
Wagner mercenary group claims operations limited to Africa and Belarus, denying involvement in Ukraine conflict. Ukraine expresses concern over Wagner presence near its border with Belarus.
Ukraine calls on Belarus to pull back troops and equipment from their common border, warning against "tragic mistakes". Belarus claims Ukraine has deployed significant forces along the frontier.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's founder, was arrested near Paris. The investigation focuses on the app's moderation practices. Durov, known for prioritizing freedom, moved his company to Dubai in 2017.
On Ukraine's third wartime Independence Day, both nations exchanged attacks. Ukraine intercepted Russian drones, while Russian border regions reported Ukrainian drone strikes, highlighting ongoing tensions.
China and Belarus have agreed to strengthen ties in trade, security, energy, and finance. The joint statement follows a meeting between the countries' prime ministers in Minsk, emphasizing enhanced cooperation in various areas.
Ukraine's border service reports no signs of Belarusian military activity near their shared frontier, contradicting Belarus' claims of increased deployments. The situation remains unchanged amid ongoing tensions.
Russian authorities are erecting concrete shelters in Kursk region following a Ukrainian incursion. The protective structures will be placed in crowded areas, including bus stations and near a nuclear power plant.
Russian authorities report intercepting 45 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, with Moscow facing its most significant aerial assault. Officials claim all drones were destroyed by air defense systems.
Russian officials report interception of numerous Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including near Moscow. No casualties or significant damage reported in the widespread aerial assault.
Belarus' Lukashenko alleges 120,000 Ukrainian troops at border, deploys forces in response. Tensions rise amid recent Ukrainian incursion into Russia, with Belarus warning of potential provocations.
Belarus' President Lukashenko pardons 30 protest-related prisoners. Opposition leader Tsikhanouskaya welcomes the move but vows to continue fighting for the release of nearly 1,400 remaining political detainees.
Russian aide alleges NATO's role in Ukraine's attack on Kursk region, while U. S. denies involvement. The incursion raises concerns about escalation and weapon usage limits in the ongoing conflict.
Belarusian President Lukashenko calls for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to prevent conflict spillover. He accuses the West of prolonging the war and warns against potential attacks on Belarus.
Russian President Vladimir Putin discusses Ukraine's cross-border operation, asserting Russian forces' progress. He warns of potential destabilization attempts in border regions, while local governor reports Ukrainian advances.