Zelensky reports Ukrainian strikes on Russian logistics and warns Belarus over drone support

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces carried out long‑range attacks that hit Russian military logistics, oil facilities near the Crimean bridge and four S‑400 radar stations, as well as "pancir" air‑defence systems, about 300 km from the front line. He thanked the Security Service of Ukraine, the Unmanned Systems Forces and other special units for the precise operation.

In a separate statement, Zelensky warned Belarus that its communication equipment is being used to guide Russian drone strikes on Ukrainian civilian areas. He gave Minsk seven days to dismantle the relay systems on towers in two border regions, saying that if the equipment is not removed, Ukraine will take action to protect its civilians. Zelensky accused Belarus of supplying fuel to Russian forces and facilitating drone attacks.

Both statements underscore Kyiv’s dual strategy of striking Russian military targets while pressuring neighboring states that assist Russia.