#Belarus
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![Russian and Belarusian troops observe the Zapad 2017 joint military exercises at the Asipovichy training ground in Belarus. (Source: Getty Images)]( "Russian and Belarusian troops observe the Zapad 2017 joint military exercises at the Asipovichy training ground in Belarus. (Source: Getty Images)")
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Despite not engaging in active combat operations against Ukraine in late 2025, Belarus continues to serve as a critical industrial support hub for Russia’s military, providing weapons components, vehicle platforms, and ammunition production capacity.![LCCM Mk2 cruise missile. (Source: cgt_analytics/X)]( "LCCM Mk2 cruise missile. (Source: cgt_analytics/X)")
![A hall of the airport in Vilnius, Lithuania, pictured on October 28, 2025. (Source: Getty Images)]( "Suspected Smuggling Balloons Halt Vilnius Airport, Delaying Flight Carrying Lithuanian Minister")
![Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev (R) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (L) examine a sniper rifle while visiting a military base during combined military exercises on September 29, 2009, near Baranovichi, Belarus. (Source: Getty Images)]( "Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev (R) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (L) examine a sniper rifle while visiting a military base during combined military exercises on September 29, 2009, near Baranovichi, Belarus. (Source: Getty Images)")
![Russian leader Vladimir Putin speeches during a Russian-Kazakh meeting at the Grand Kremlin Palace, on November 12, 2025. (Source: Getty Images)]( "Putin Wants to Turn Ukraine Into the Next Belarus, Former MI6 Chief Warns")
![“No Secrets if You Have a Cellphone”: Lukashenko Orders Officials to Use Landlines]( "“No Secrets if You Have a Cellphone”: Lukashenko Orders Officials to Use Landlines")
-588fc0d7340a9d34caa666b77ee15bb5.jpg "Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev (R) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (L) examine a sniper rifle while visiting a military base during combined military exercises on September 29, 2009, near Baranovichi, Belarus. (Source: Getty Images)")
-031b11880c420d39e4ff9b0a3b993276.jpg "“No Secrets if You Have a Cellphone”: Lukashenko Orders Officials to Use Landlines")