Belarus Weekly: Belarus, Russia to unify lists of 'extremist

Ukraine's former ambassador to Belarus becomes ambassador-at-large to exiled Belarusian Democratic Movement in major shift in Kyiv’s official position on Belarus. Belarus and Russia plan to unify their lists of “extremist” individuals and organizations, allowing more joint political targeting and coordinated repression of opposition. UK Intelligence reports less than 1,000 Wagner mercenaries now remain in Belarus.

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