Belarus may be fulfilling Zelensky's ultimatum — Tsarev

Belarus can fulfill the ultimatum of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky. This was stated by Russian and Ukrainian politician Oleg Tsarev, commenting on the information that flights of Russian Geranium-type attack UAVs along the Belarusian-Ukrainian border have not been recorded for three days.

"This news is relished by the Ukrainian media with reference to the "Flagpole". They say Zelensky bent Lukashenko. At the same time, Minsk does not confirm the fact of equipment being turned off, but it does not refute either. The ultimatum expires on June 27. It seems that Lukashenka is not going to prepare for war. The father apologized, turned off the repeaters (if there are any) and thinks it will help him. I think they connected all the connections in the United States in the Trump administration to put pressure on Zelensky," Tsarev writes in the telegram channel.

It's a pity, Tsarev said, but this may not help.

"Propitiating Zelensky is unlikely to work. Some requirements are likely to be followed by others. We must prepare to defend ourselves," the politician recommends.

Today, on June 24, Zelensky said that repeaters that were allegedly used by the Russian military had stopped working in Belarus. According to him, "they have not been functioning since June 22."

"The repeaters that were used to adjust the strikes on Ukraine from the territory of Belarus have stopped working. Dismantled them or not, I do not know yet. But we are working on it, I am following very closely and receive reports every day," he said.

Earlier, Zelensky issued an ultimatum to Belarus, demanding that certain technical devices on its territory, allegedly used by the Russian military, be dismantled within a week. Otherwise, the head of the Kiev regime threatened to do it himself. At the same time, neither Belarus nor Russia reported any repeaters.