Belarus may develop new long-range missile with Russian experts, based on Ukraine’s war experience
The question is where the missile will be tested and utilized.
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Half a million shells annually: How China enabled Belarus’s munitions output for Moscow
China provided Belarus with production lines capable of manufacturing 240,000 artillery shells and 240,000 GRAD system rockets annually, all destined for Russia, a former Belarusian law enforcement officer revealed at a forum in Ukraine
Man caught flying drone near Vilnius airport — Lithuania says he believed it was allowed
The detained operator reportedly believed he was in a legal flight zone. Authorities say that won’t save him from a fine.
Five years in exile, Belarus opposition grinds for European support as Lukashenka woos Trump
At Paris gathering, democratic forces formalize framework while regime leverages Trump breakthrough
Poland still analyzing Russian drones that fell during September airspace breach
Polish Prime Minister Tusk visited a counterintelligence site where teams continue their technical study of the wrecks.
Russia’s missing army: 144,000 families now turning to Ukraine for answers
October’s findings revealed that 159 captured Russian soldiers included foreigners from Egypt to Belarus.
Russia eyes Cuba and Venezuela for nuclear deployment to pressure Washington, ISW says
Putin keeps promoting Russia’s new nuclear missiles as tools to threaten the United States, while Moscow uses Belarus to menace Europe with the Oreshnik missile.
Vilnius Airport shuts for fourth time in a week after Belarus balloon threat — border with Belarus now closed indefinitely
Lithuanian officials blame Belarus for recurring hybrid attacks using balloons, prompting repeated airport shutdowns and coordination with NATO allies.
Russian documents show 2030 NATO war plans — rehearsed at Zapad-2025 drills in Belarus
Russia scenarios include not only ops against Ukraine but also against Baltic countries, HUR says.
Georgia’s PM courts authoritarian allies as Western ties collapse after sham elections
Kobakhidze meets with Chinese and Belarusian ambassadors hours apart, accepting congratulations on the contested vote Western democracies refused to recognize.
FT: American intelligence helped Ukraine attack over a dozen key Russian oil refineries since midsummer
The support allegedly allowed Ukrainian drones to bypass Russian air defenses and damage more than 1mn barrels of daily refining capacity.
ISW: Putin admits Ukraine is striking refineries but claims it “won’t help”
Gasoline shortages and surging prices hit Russia as Ukrainian attacks target vital oil infrastructure across vast distances.
Russia wins back Paralympic arena while bombing Ukraine’s children
Since February 2022, Ukraine has lost 489 athletes to Russia’s full-scale war, with many more maimed. Yet in Seoul, IPC delegates voted to restore Russia’s and Belarus’s status, granting the Kremlin a propaganda stage.
Poland reopens Belarus border after 2-week closure, urges citizens to evacuate immediately
Two weeks after closing all Belarus crossings due to Russian military exercises, Poland reopened passenger and cargo routes but warned citizens the security window for safe departure may be closing rapidly.
Russia plans to supply Belarus with looted goods from occupied Ukraine’s lands, while US intends to establish good relations with Minsk
Each handshake with Russian collaborator deepens Minsk’s isolation, legitimizes Russian aggression, and risks new sanctions from the West.
Russia lobbies UN aviation agency to end air sanctions, claims violations of human rights
Russia is pressing the UN’s aviation body to lift sanctions on spare parts and overflights, claiming they violate “human rights,” even as its airlines scramble for Western components and its Belarusian ally faces fresh scrutiny over backdoor transfers.
Russia, Belarus again tried to attack Poland while border remains closed
Interior Minister Kamiński describes the border situation as "very tense."
Belarus claims it practiced deploying Oreshnik during Zapad-2025
Belarus announced it practiced deploying nuclear-capable weapons systems for the first time during joint military exercises that prompted 3 neighboring countries to seal their borders.
A drone flew over Poland’s presidential residence — two Belarusians are now in custody
The State Protection Service neutralized the device after spotting it above Belweder and nearby government buildings. The incident unfolded on the same day Zapad-2025 military exercises intensified across the border.
Trump’s push to warm relations with Belarus may save Russia’s dying aviation fleet
The lifting of sanctions could let Minsk feed components straight into Moscow’s grounded aircraft.