Ukraine has repeatedly signaled that if Russia drags Belarus into this war as well, it could lead to extremely dangerous consequences. In particular, we have recorded that along our border, on Belarusian territory, special equipment has been installed that works for Russia – for the Russians – and helps the Russians carry out drone strikes against us, against our territory. We in Ukraine know of four such signal relay stations in Belarus – specifically in the Gomel and Brest regions. It is precisely this kind of equipment that made possible the strikes on the Zhytomyr, Rivne, and Volyn regions – on our energy infrastructure, on our railways, on ordinary cities and villages. Belarus has time to take down this equipment. We also know about every plant in Belarus that is working for Russia and serving this war. Any enterprise supplying components for Russian weapons – for armored vehicles, for missile systems – as well as any facility supplying Russia with fuel for this war, is all part of drawing Belarus into the war. Ukraine does not want that, and we have already warned the de facto leadership of Belarus, which influences the relevant developments. In total, just from January to May, gasoline supplies from Belarus to Russia increased thirteenfold compared to the same period last year, and diesel supplies tripled. Unfortunately, this helps Russia adapt to pressure and does not bring peace closer. It should be the other way around: peace should be getting closer, and Belarus should act in line with what its de facto leadership is saying through unofficial channels, so that we can actually see in Ukraine that Belarus is truly against this war. This war must be brought to an end. We need peace.