Czech Republic Condemns Lukashenko Regime
The Czech Republic has issued a strong condemnation of the Lukashenko regime in Belarus.
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The Czech Republic has issued a strong condemnation of the Lukashenko regime in Belarus.
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Maria Kalesnikava, imprisoned by the Lukashenko regime in Belarus for over five years, is campaigning for the West to engage in dialogue with the government that jailed her.

On the sixth anniversary of protests against the fraudulent presidential election in Belarus, Ukraine's Acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha issued a statement. He reiterated Ukraine's stance of distinguishing between the Belarusian people and the Lukashenko regime.

Belarus claims to have detected 116 Ukrainian drones near its border in one week, alleging drone attacks from Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and the Border Guard Service deny these claims, stating Ukraine has never threatened Belarus.
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Independent Belarusian artists, publishers, and scientists are being persecuted as alleged extremists by the Lukashenko regime, despite a quieter period following Trump's rapprochement.

Polish-Belarusian journalist Andrzej Poczobut, a critic of the Lukashenko regime, was released by Belarus as part of a prisoner exchange with Poland.