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Belarus convicts at least 419 people for supporting Ukraine

At least 419 people have been convicted in Belarus since February 2022 in cases linked to support for Ukraine during Russia’s full-scale war. Human rights centre Viasna says 142 of those convicted are currently detained, while the actual number of criminal cases may be significantly higher.

  • Belarus has convicted at least 419 people in cases linked to support for Ukraine.
  • A total of 142 convicted people are currently detained.
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Zelenskyy says Russia plans to place ballistic missile systems in Belarus

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia intends to deploy ballistic missile systems in Belarus. He said the systems could be used to attack western Ukraine.

  • Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia intends to deploy ballistic systems in Belarus.
  • The Ukrainian president said the systems could be used against western Ukraine.
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Latvia reports attempted border breach from Belarus amid rising NATO flank tensions

Armed masked men tried to push 20 undocumented migrants from Belarus into Latvia, the country’s interior minister said. Later, masked men entered Latvia, damaged an electrical box and stole surveillance cameras before returning to Belarus.

  • Armed men tried to push 20 migrants from Belarus into Latvia.
  • Masked men later damaged an electrical box and stole surveillance cameras.
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NATO outlines three-stage response plan for a possible Russian attack

NATO’s response concept for a possible Russian attack envisages stopping the opening assault, preventing further advances and striking military resources supporting the operation. General Alexus Grynkewich said war was not inevitable.

  • NATO’s concept calls for stopping an opening attack, containing the advance and striking the military resources supporting it.
  • The Suwałki Gap between Poland and Lithuania is about 65 kilometres long.
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