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Last update: 3 hours agoPrisoner-Release Diplomacy: Donald Trump says the U.S. helped free three Polish nationals and two Moldovans from detention in Belarus and Russia, naming special envoy John Coale and thanking Lukashenka for “cooperation and friendship,” with Andrzej Poczobut’s release highlighted. Mandatory Military Training: Minsk authorities say “impossible to refuse” military field training for 10th-graders starts May 25, with opt-out questions left unclear. Human Rights Appeals: Maryna Zolatava urges the U.S., EU, and Belarus to save over 100 jailed women; Poczobut, now out, says he plans to return to Hrodna once health improves. Travel Warning: The UK Foreign Office warns tourists in Belarus of arrest risk for “political activity,” including retroactive laws and phone seizures. Sport Under Pressure: Elina Svitolina calls the IOC’s Belarus-athlete shift painful, arguing “rockets are still going to Ukraine.” Defense Posture: Lukashenka touts a 2021–2025 armaments upgrade, pushing more modern equipment and Belarus-made communications. Business Links: Egypt’s investment minister discusses new tractor and heavy-equipment cooperation with Belarus firms, aiming at local production and export hubs.
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