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Chinese Military Delegation Negotiates Logistics Cooperation with Belarus
NATO

ANALYSIS: Chinese Military Delegation Negotiates Logistics Cooperation with Belarus

The visit coincided with the ongoing “anti-terrorist” exercise involving Chinese and Belarusian troops on the Polish border, with the discussions on “logistics support” a cause of some concern.
By Leo Chiu
July 13, 2024
China Warns NATO With Army Drills on Alliance's Doorstep
NATO

China Warns NATO With Army Drills on Alliance's Doorstep

The joint "antiterrorist" exercises on Russian ally Belarus's soil near the Polish border come as NATO leaders gather for a summit in Washington, with the war in nearby Ukraine high on their agenda.
By AFP
July 11, 2024
Chinese Troops Kick Off Joint ‘Anti-Terrorism’ Exercise in Belarus, Opposite NATO’s Eastern Border
NATO

Chinese Troops Kick Off Joint ‘Anti-Terrorism’ Exercise in Belarus, Opposite NATO’s Eastern Border

Both Minsk and Beijing said the training was scheduled a long ago and the China’s force projection to the Atlantic Alliance’s eastern frontier was peaceful and not provocative.
By Stefan Korshak, Leo Chiu
July 8, 2024
Putin-Allied Belarus Only 50 Meters Across a River: What’s Happening at Ukraine’s Border EXCLUSIVE
Belarus

Putin-Allied Belarus Only 50 Meters Across a River: What’s Happening at Ukraine’s Border

In 2022, Russian troops invaded Ukraine from Belarus. Today, the border's quiet, but Ukraine's continually building its defenses. And at the local level, once-friendly neighbors have broken off ties
By Sergii Kostezh
July 4, 2024
Belarus Frees 'Some Political Prisoners': Exiled Opposition Leader
Belarus

Belarus Frees 'Some Political Prisoners': Exiled Opposition Leader

The rights group Viasna estimates that Belarus has more than 1,400 political prisoners - including its founder, Nobel Peace Prize winner Ales Bialiatski -- with thousands more having fled the country.
By AFP
July 4, 2024
Hackers Strike the Russian and Belarusian Governments While Knocking Occupational Forces’ Services Offline
Russia

Hackers Strike the Russian and Belarusian Governments While Knocking Occupational Forces’ Services Offline

Russia’s FSB was reportedly down for more than a week, following a large-scale cyber-attack, as Russia faces ongoing threats from hackers opposed to the Putin Regime.
By Jason Jay Smart
July 2, 2024
Belarus Ratchets Up Tension on Ukrainian Border a Couple More Notches
NATO

Belarus Ratchets Up Tension on Ukrainian Border a Couple More Notches

Belarus has accused Ukraine of ramping up its forces on the border and stepping up UAV reconnaissance as a prelude to military action which Kyiv dismissed as “attempts at provocation.”
By Kyiv Post
June 30, 2024
Ukraine Returns 10 Civilian Prisoners from Russian, Belarusian Captivity
Belarus

Ukraine Returns 10 Civilian Prisoners from Russian, Belarusian Captivity

The deal, mediated by the Vatican, saw the release of 10 civilians from Russian and Belarusian captivity, including a politician and two priests.
By Kyiv Post
June 29, 2024
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Ukrainian Hacker Attacks on Russia – ‘More Effective, Cheaper Than Drones’

Ukrainian Hacker Attacks on Russia – ‘More Effective, Cheaper Than Drones’

The Belarusian Opposition – In the Shadow of the Struggle for Freedom

The Belarusian Opposition – In the Shadow of the Struggle for Freedom

Chinese Military Delegation Negotiates Logistics Cooperation with Belarus

ANALYSIS: Chinese Military Delegation Negotiates Logistics Cooperation with Belarus

Venturous Irish Entrepreneur Busy on Belarus Border EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

Venturous Irish Entrepreneur Busy on Belarus Border

Slavutych, once a city of nuclear scientists near the Belarusian border, has become a development center for many businesses, both Ukrainian and foreign
By Sergii Kostezh
June 27, 2024
Ukrainian Infantry Counterattacks Grind Forward on Northern Kharkiv Battlefield
Belarus

Ukrainian Infantry Counterattacks Grind Forward on Northern Kharkiv Battlefield

Off-the-shelf drone swarms and deliveries of long-awaited NATO-standard ammunition, have given Kyiv’s troops firepower parity with Russian forces, at least in one sector.
By Stefan Korshak
June 26, 2024
A Period of Calm: What the Ukrainian-Belarusian Border Looks Like Now EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine

A Period of Calm: What the Ukrainian-Belarusian Border Looks Like Now

The situation remains quiet on the border between Ukraine and one of Putin's key allies, Belarus, and locals are attempting to return to normal life
By Sergii Kostezh
June 25, 2024
Tsikhanouskaya Urges Poland to Keep Borders Open as Warsaw Considers Closure with Belarus
Poland

Tsikhanouskaya Urges Poland to Keep Borders Open as Warsaw Considers Closure with Belarus

Poland's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski announced on Sunday, June 23, that Warsaw might close the remaining border checkpoints to curb illegal migration.
By Kyiv Post
June 24, 2024
Moscow Ready to Negotiate with Kyiv Tomorrow, But Won’t Withdraw Troops – Putin
Putin

Moscow Ready to Negotiate with Kyiv Tomorrow, But Won’t Withdraw Troops – Putin

The Russian President speaking during a visit to Vietnam also said that “the negotiating conditions will change depending on the situation on the battlefield.”
By Kyiv Post
June 21, 2024
Belarusian Hoaxer’s Latest Wheeze Exposes Russia’s Denunciation Culture
War in Ukraine

Belarusian Hoaxer’s Latest Wheeze Exposes Russia’s Denunciation Culture

In echoes of the Stalin era, Russian schools responded to an apparent request by regional education authorities to compile lists of “unreliable schoolchildren.”
By Kyiv Post
June 20, 2024
Russia and Belarus Start Second Stage of Tactical Nuclear Weapons Drills
Russia

Russia and Belarus Start Second Stage of Tactical Nuclear Weapons Drills

The drills would focus on joint training of Russian and Belarusian armed forces units for the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons.
By Kyiv Post
June 11, 2024
Belarus Halts Participation in European Military Treaty
NATO

Belarus Halts Participation in European Military Treaty

First signed by NATO and the Warsaw Pact in 1990, the treaty limits the number of tanks, combat aircraft and other military equipment that can be deployed between the Atlantic and the Ural Mountains.
By AFP
May 29, 2024