🛑 SHOCKING TURN! LUKASHENKO’S FATAL MISTAKE! THE TRUTH QUICKLY COMES OUT!

Hinzugefügt: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]At this very moment, Lukashenka has made a statement he will bitterly regret. A fit of hysteria over the Ukrainian armed forces plan.

[00:00:06]>> [music] >> 500 legitimate targets in Belarus are already in the crosshairs, but the truth has already been revealed. The opposition has leaked Putin's secret database. Are tons of explosives and Russian troops already awaiting orders?

[00:00:18]How will Ukraine respond to this cynical blackmail, and how will the dictator's games end?

[00:00:22]>> [music] >> All this and more coming up. Watch until the end. Welcome to the channel Ukraine today.

[00:00:28]>> [music] >> About how the dictator's aggressive new plans are being shattered right now. My name is Andrei Silikov, and let's get started.

[00:00:36]>> [music] >> Putin's main henchman, Alexander Lukashenka, has hired has made a potentially fatal statement that he may very soon come to deeply and bitterly regret. The frightened Belarusian dictator fell into a real hysteria and tried to openly threaten Kyiv. And although he traditionally swears that there will never be an attack on Ukraine from Belarus, and that his soldiers are not there, his words may be nothing more than a pathetic cover for preparing a new treacherous strike.

[00:01:05]>> They may have identified 500 targets.

[00:01:07]Thank you, because we have 500 targets for them.

[00:01:10]We have one target, a very serious one with precise coordinates, and it's not far from Belarus at all.

[00:01:18]They understand that, too. That's the first point. Second, you know, the president's chatter, please forgive me, Volodymyr Oleksandrovych, for saying this, but it's just empty talk.

[00:01:29]>> The self-proclaimed president lost his nerve after a stern warning from the commander of the UAV forces of the Ukrainian armed forces, Robert Brody, who openly stated that the first 500 legitimate targets on Belarusian territory had been carefully identified in the event they enter the war.

[00:01:46]In response, Lukashenka sarcastically thanked Ukraine for such a list, and also stated that Ukrainian soldiers do not want a war with Belarusians, reminding everyone of how complicated the border between the two countries is.

[00:01:58]>> The positions of the military differ.

[00:02:01]The Ukrainian military does not want any war with Belarus. I know this for sure because they understand that it would mean an additional thousand kilometers of front, the border, and not an easy border between Belarus and Ukraine.

[00:02:16]Do they need that?

[00:02:18]No.

[00:02:18]>> Moreover, Lukashenka cynically began to blackmail Kyiv, threatening that if even a single strike hits Belarusian territory, the war will immediately take on a different character.

[00:02:29]But this whole cheap performance is probably just meant to intimidate.

[00:02:33]After all, while the dictator constantly shouts about peace and the inviolability of his borders, he is right now secretly hiding extremely dangerous Russian weapons of mass destruction at his airfields, even though he solemnly swears he will never attack Ukraine.

[00:02:46]>> Supposedly, tomorrow there will be an attack from Belarus on Ukraine, although that will never happen.

[00:02:52]Our soldiers have never been there and never will be.

[00:02:56]This too, he knows it, and the military knows it.

[00:02:59]>> The Belarusian opposition has completely exposed Putin's secret cache right under the dictator's nose.

[00:03:05]It turned out that Russia secretly deployed elements of its much-publicized Oreshnik medium-range missile system on the territory of Belarus.

[00:03:13]According to confirmed data from an investigator from the railway workers community, this system is based at the Krychaw 6 military airfield in the Mogilev region.

[00:03:23]>> We have successfully managed to determine from where and in what composition at the end of December 2025, approximately between the 20th and 29th of December, a substantial military train convoy made its arrival from the Russian Federation to the area of the former Krychaw 6 airbase.

[00:03:37]>> As it turned out, at the end of December, a huge military train convoy secretly arrived in this area. And most importantly, this deadly train was sent to Belarus directly from the Russian Kapustin Yar military range in the the region. It is from there that Putin's army previously launched its Areschnik ballistic missiles at Ukrainian territory.

[00:03:57]>> According to the source, between approximately December 20th and 29th, a large military train convoy arrived in the area of the Krychaw 6 airfield. The documents for the destination station listed Krychaw one of the Mogilev division of the Belarusian railway, while the departure was from the Kapustin Yar station of the Privolzhskaya railway.

[00:04:17]>> The opposition literally picked apart the contents of this train convoy piece by piece.

[00:04:21]The recipient of the cargo was the military communications directorate of the armed forces of Belarus.

[00:04:27]The train itself consisted of as many as 54 flat cars with camouflaged equipment.

[00:04:33]In addition, closed rail cars transported tons of explosives, ammunition, and an entire passenger train with Russian personnel.

[00:04:40]>> After arriving at the designated Krychaw one station, the train locomotive was carefully detached. And further delivery of the convoy to the Krychaw 6 area was successfully carried out by shunting operations using a station locomotive.

[00:04:52]The specific procedure for delivering trains to this facility was comprehensively detailed in an earlier official publication.

[00:04:58]Currently, the primary changes consist in the fact that when entering this siding, the movement of the train is carried out under the full control of the highly qualified duty dispatching personnel of the Belarusian railway, which is made possible specifically because of the direct presence of a fully centralized routing system and the remote control of the electric powered switch.

[00:05:16]>> And the most troubling thing in this situation is that as of mid-May 2026, all this Russian equipment and military personnel continue to remain at the Belarusian facility without the slightest hint of withdrawal. The distance from this airfield, Krychaw 6, to Kyiv in a straight line is only about 280 km. Lukashenka has willingly turned his country into a missile base for Moscow.

[00:05:41]And his brazen threats only prove for complicity in this terror, the regime will have to answer to the fullest extent.

[00:05:48]>> At the current moment, this is the single unique military train we have recorded that has successfully arrived directly at the military facility on the territory of Krychaw 6.

[00:05:58]As of mid-May 2026, the deployed contingent has not yet departed from this facility.

[00:06:04]No return shipment of equipment or property has been recorded.

[00:06:07]Simultaneously, not a single new military train has arrived in this direction since the dispatch that took place back in December.

[00:06:14]>> Thus, at the present moment, the delivered train consisting of more than 61 individual cars is the only rail shipment to the Krychaw 6 base since the completion of construction work on the railway infrastructure.

[00:06:28]>> [music] >> And while Lukashenka frantically hides Putin's hazelnut stash, the Kremlin itself is trying to go all in and is openly blackmailing all of Europe. At a meeting in Brussels, EU foreign ministers gave a tough response to Moscow, making it clear that nuclear threats and pressure on diplomats will no longer work.

[00:06:47]How are European leaders already preparing a devastating 21st package of sanctions that will finally finish off the aggressor? Find out in our report.

[00:06:56]>> The hazelnut stash as a tool of intimidation.

[00:06:59]That's how Moscow presents its strikes on Ukraine. But in Brussels, this rhetoric is perceived differently.

[00:07:05]Arturs Zorkovskis, parliamentary secretary of the Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is convinced behind the loud statements lies weakness.

[00:07:17]>> Absolutely nothing has changed because well, the hazelnut stash is really just a great public relations story in Putin's eyes.

[00:07:24]In our view, it's not a very good PR story because we've seen several strikes and lots of very loud and aggressive statements about these strikes. But essentially nothing changes. Then I think that Russia is proving that it is becoming weaker and weaker on the battlefield. We see that it cannot achieve real progress on the battlefield. They can't even accomplish one of their objectives. Ukraine is becoming increasingly more powerful and resilient. And there are absolutely no indications that any Oreshnik strikes or other attacks will change that.

[00:07:55]>> Meanwhile, Russia apparently is betting not only on the battlefield. According to the Estonian side, Moscow is deliberately trying to draw the European Union into the role of mediator in negotiations without any real desire to achieve peace.

[00:08:09]The Estonian minister believes that the role of mediator requires neutrality, so the European Union would not be able to simultaneously strengthen sanctions, increase military aid, and maintain pressure on the aggressor.

[00:08:21]This is exactly what Putin is aiming for, to neutralize the European Union, weaken support for Ukraine, and lift sanction pressure.

[00:08:29]Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhna urges not to fall for this game. Instead of negotiations for the sake of negotiations, Europe needs strategic patience and a unified vision of the future without gray zones between the European Union, NATO, and Russia.

[00:08:46]>> Instead, we need to demonstrate strategic patience and put more pressure on Russia so that Putin finally changes his objective and enters into real negotiations. And for that, we also need to form a shared understanding of what kind of Europe we want in the future.

[00:09:02]This means the process of enlargement.

[00:09:05]It means security guarantees for Ukraine, but also from Ukraine to Europe. It means that there will no longer be any gray zones between the European Union, NATO, and Russia.

[00:09:16]>> The Russian threats against European diplomats and Russia's urgent calls to evacuate diplomatic missions from Kyiv are regarded by the European Commission as a clear sign of growing desperation.

[00:09:29]EU spokesperson Anita Hipper reminds us, Russia is losing on the battlefield, and that is why it is once again resorting to intimidating the civilian population.

[00:09:41]>> We see that Russia is merely trying to sow panic by stirring up anxiety. They want fear and isolation for Ukraine and other countries, but we have a clear signal that this will not work. In fact, the EU is safeguarding its presence and activities in Kyiv, and these threats wreak of desperation. As noted by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, in her tweet, Russia is losing on the battlefield, which is why it is once again resorting to threats against the civilian population and civilian infrastructure. Unfortunately, these attacks are a daily reality for Ukraine, for Kyiv, and its residents.

[00:10:19]>> Poland's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Ignacy Niemczynski, adds, "The tactic of fear is nothing new, and it will not bring Putin any results."

[00:10:32]>> I'm not surprised that Russia is threatening Ukraine and threatening diplomats from Western countries. There is nothing new about this. Putin is employing this tactic to spread a sense of fear among all of us living here in Europe. I just want to say that it simply will not work, and that's absolutely clear. It is simply a tactic, and it is not going to work.

[00:10:52]>> Brussels has no intention of changing course while Russia only pretends to be ready for peace. The 21st package of sanctions is already in development.

[00:10:59]Vitaliy Syzov, Ruslan Kushgov from Brussels for Freedom TV Channel.

[00:11:04]>> [music] >> And while Brussels is tightening the economic noose around the Kremlin's neck, within the European Union itself, they are beginning to seriously deal with the legacy of Putin's friends.

[00:11:16]Hungary's new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, urgently arrived in Brussels to unfreeze more than 16 billion euros, previously blocked due to widespread rule of law issues under Viktor Orbán's government.

[00:11:27]How are the new Hungarian authorities negotiating with European officials, and how will this visit help unblock Ukraine's long-awaited European integration? Watch.

[00:11:35]>> Peter Magyar's first visit to Brussels as Hungary's Prime Minister turned out to be productive for him. The main outcome is the unblocking of more than 16 billion euros from EU funds, which had been frozen under the previous Prime Minister, Victor Orban.

[00:11:51]European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the funds will be unfrozen because Hungary has fulfilled and continues to fulfill a number of conditions related to restoring the rule of law and combating corruption.

[00:12:04]Confirm that it is >> 10 billion euros.

[00:12:07]I can confirm that 10 billion euros have already been unfrozen or will be unfrozen. The allocation of funds will depend on Budapest's implementation of the agreed reforms and the realization of investment projects within the framework of the next generation EU program.

[00:12:23]Then, 4.2 billion through cohesion programs and another 2.2 billion after measures are taken to protect academic freedom, which in total amounts to 16.4 billion euros. This is quite a substantial sum. The Hungarian people deserve this. It was a race against time and we won it. And this is important for the Hungarian people.

[00:12:46]>> However, the Hungarian-Ukrainian issue remains unresolved for now.

[00:12:50]Budapest still continues to link its support for Ukraine's European integration to the complete satisfaction of 11 demands, primarily revolving around the linguistic and cultural rights of the Hungarian minority.

[00:13:06]>> As for various issues of culture and language, we would like our Ukrainian partners to reach a mutual agreement. We have completed several rounds of discussions.

[00:13:15]We have active contacts with our Ukrainian partners on these technical matters.

[00:13:20]I hope that we will be able to resolve these 11 points and that they will be able to make the necessary changes to their legislation.

[00:13:28]>> At the same time, the new Hungarian Prime Minister is open to dialogue, unlike his predecessor.

[00:13:33]He expressed his willingness to meet with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

[00:13:44]>> I would be very glad after these technical meetings to meet with the President of Ukraine in order to truly open a new chapter in relations between Hungary and Ukraine.

[00:13:55]>> Meanwhile, the European Commission insists that Ukraine and Moldova have fulfilled all the conditions for opening the first negotiation cluster, and there is no longer any reason to delay the process.

[00:14:05]This issue will be discussed at the upcoming European Union Summit on June 18th, but of course we have been discussing >> many topics.

[00:14:14]Of course, we discussed many topics, including the accession of candidate countries. And I want to emphasize once again, and we discussed this, that this is a merit-based process.

[00:14:25]And our position is absolutely clear.

[00:14:27]Ukraine and Moldova have fulfilled all the necessary conditions to open the foundation cluster, the first cluster.

[00:14:34]They have worked very hard, worked intensively on the necessary reforms, and have finally achieved great results.

[00:14:41]Therefore, there is no reason to delay the process. We will definitely discuss this at the European Council meeting.

[00:14:49]>> Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects that clusters in the negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the European Union will begin to open within the coming weeks.

[00:14:58]The European Commission is noting changes with the new government in Budapest. It is easier to talk to them.

[00:15:04]Brussels expects that all contentious issues in Hungarian-Ukrainian relations will be resolved by the Magyar government, as well as issues concerning the rule of law and the fight against corruption.

[00:15:14]Vitaliy Syzov, Ruslan Kuzkov from Brussels for Freedom TV Channel.

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[00:15:32]>> Meanwhile, while Brussels is working on unblocking billions and clearing the way for Ukraine to join the European Union, our Scandinavian allies are delivering a powerful financial and military verdict to the Kremlin.

[00:15:42]How exactly will this powerful Swedish shield strengthen our forces at the front and ensure stability in the rear?

[00:15:48]Find out in the report.

[00:15:50]>> Ukrainian military personnel are already undergoing training on Gripen fighter jets, and in the fall, the pilot and technical staff training program will be expanded, announced Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson. In October 2025, Kyiv and Stockholm signed an official letter of intent that significantly expanded new opportunities for the delivery of Swedish fighter jets to Ukraine. And on May 28, the parties signed an agreement on the transfer of 150 Swedish multirole fighter jets, as announced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson after negotiations in Stockholm. At the same time, 16 aircraft will be delivered to Ukraine at the beginning of 2027, and 22 of the newest Gripen E models will arrive by 2030.

[00:16:37]>> Ukraine has clearly identified the Gripen aircraft as the highest strategic priority for its Air Force in the long term, and fully intends to acquire the latest version, Gripen E. Negotiations are ongoing, and we will be able to deliver these aircraft by 2030. This will expand Ukraine's air defense and the air protection of Europe.

[00:16:59]>> We are receiving weapons, and we are grateful that we are getting aircraft with armaments, not just the planes themselves. These fighter jets are equipped with specific weaponry, in particular the Meteor missile, which can strike targets at a distance of more than 200 km. We We that we will be able to push out these Russian aircraft, and they will not be able to use guided aerial bombs on a large scale.

[00:17:22]>> Gripen fighter jets form the backbone of the Swedish Air Force. These aircraft are undergoing continuous upgrades, and the new generation is now equipped with everything necessary for modern combat.

[00:17:33]State-of-the-art long-range radars, advanced weaponry, including Meteor air-to-air missiles, as well as highly sophisticated and powerful electronic warfare systems.

[00:17:42]Experts say that the Gripen is cheaper and easier to maintain than, for example, the F-16. In addition, they require a shorter runway.

[00:17:51]The Gripen can take off in 800 m and land in 600. The aircraft can be refueled and rearmed in a very short time. In other words, it can land with its engine still running, be refueled, fully rearmed, and sent right back into combat.

[00:18:07]>> Gripens, these represent what are known as fourth-generation aircraft. Indeed, the very latest iterations equipped with modern avionic systems, which in some respects can be compared to, for example, the F-16s.

[00:18:22]And perhaps they even, um, in some ways, let's say, surpass them. Because the F-16 Fighting Falcon as a model, even with the latest available upgrades, is still, let's say, not exactly the most cutting-edge American aircraft.

[00:18:38]That is why I am deeply convinced that if we can cover this critical strategic element we have been sorely lacking, the aviation component, with the help of these Gripens, it would be simply wonderful and truly significant for us.

[00:18:53]>> In Sweden, they are not afraid of the Kremlin's reaction. Ulf Kristersson assured that Kyiv's partners are well aware of what Russia thinks about countries that help Ukraine and impose sanctions against the aggressor state.

[00:19:06]And the Kremlin's opinion will certainly not make Sweden abandon and support for Ukraine.

[00:19:12]>> All the countries in our region are fully and well prepared for a variety of Russian reactions, hybrid threats, and the continuation of any other similar actions.

[00:19:21]Therefore, this actually does not really change very much.

[00:19:25]>> Sweden will allocate a new aid package to Ukraine worth 2 billion 700 million dollars. The president of Ukraine announced that 400 million dollars will be directed toward drone production.

[00:19:36]However, the majority of the funds will go toward purchasing Gripen aircraft. To acquire the fighter jets, Ukraine also plans to use credit funds from the European Union.

[00:19:46]>> We fully anticipate to receive the first Gripen aircraft within the coming 10 months.

[00:19:51]For our part, we will make every possible effort.

[00:19:55]>> Ukraine needs assistance from its partners to defend against massive Russian shelling.

[00:20:00]The biggest problem for Ukrainian air defense remains Russian ballistic missiles. Therefore, it is critically important for Ukraine that the supply of PAC-2, GMT, and PAC-3 missiles continues. This is part of the Pearl program, stated Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Kyiv receives more than 90% of its anti-ballistic capabilities thanks to this initiative.

[00:20:21]The Minister of Defense of Ukraine held a meeting with US Congress representatives Richard Blumenthal and Jim Himes. The key topic of discussion was the priorities of defense support for Ukraine, particularly focusing on critical issues of airspace protection, strengthening the front lines, and furthering technological cooperation. Karina Laloyan for Freedom TV Channel.

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