'Wagner's mediator' to meet with Putin in Moscow

Lukashenko, who is stated to be the person who ended the rebellion started by Russian mercenary group Wagner’s leader Yevgeny Prigozhin as a mediator, will visit Russia. It was reported that Lukashenko will discuss international and regional problems and economic relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Belarus reacts to Poland's Wagner request

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has described calls by Poland and the Baltic states for Wagner's withdrawal from Belarus as "nonsense". In addition to this, Lukashenko emphasized that Poland and the Baltic States must withdraw foreign troops from their territory.

Poland not want Wagner in Belarus: Minister

The Russian mercenary group Wagner continues to cause disturbances in Eastern Europe. Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminski has stated that he wants Wagner to leave Belarusian territory immediately and added that if any critical incident occurs on the borders of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, which border Belarus, all four countries will close their border gates with Belarus.

‘Wagner is on its way to Russia’

Following the news that Yevgeni Prigojin died in a plane crash, it is claimed that Wagner troops stationed in Belarus are moving towards Russia. According to the BBC, Belarusian special forces are trying to prevent the convoy consisting of a large number of vehicles.

Leave Belarus urgently: US

The US Embassy in Minsk has announced that US citizens in Belarus should leave the country immediately and noted that the US Embassy in Minsk can provide limited assistance to US citizens in the country.

Belarus warns Ukraine about border

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sent a message of alliance to Russia and threatened Ukraine. He also stated that if Ukrainians do not cross the Belarusian border, they will never participate in the war and that if Ukraine attacks Belarus, it will be repaid.

Wagner's critical Belarus decision

Russian mercenary group Wagner has reportedly started to withdraw from Belarus. The research organization ISW announced that the first group of 500-600 people left Belarus by bus. Wagner's presence in Belarus had caused neighboring Poland to deploy more than 10 thousand troops to the border.

Poland deploys 10,000 troops to border

As tensions between Poland and Belarus escalate, Poland has decided to deploy 10,000 troops to the border and nearby areas. Fearing that mercenary group Wagner troops would cross the border, Warsaw accused Belarus of damaging the border and encouraging illegal migrant smuggling.

Poland deploys 10,000 troops to border

As tensions between Poland and Belarus escalate, Poland has decided to deploy 10,000 troops to the border and nearby areas. Fearing that mercenary group Wagner troops would cross the border, Warsaw accused Belarus of damaging the border and encouraging illegal migrant smuggling.

Belarus conducts military exercises on the border

Tensions between Poland and Belarus are increasing day by day over fears of Wagner troops crossing the border. On Monday, Poland deployed an additional 1,000 troops to the border with Belarus and Minsk announced military exercises on the border.

Tensions on Polish-Belarusian border

The commander of the Polish Border Guard, Tomasz Praga, has requested the deployment of a thousand more soldiers to the border due to the increase in unauthorized crossings at the border with Belarus. Poland had already covered the area with electric fences after Wagner's forces were deployed on the border.

'4 thousand Wagner mercenaries in Poland'

Wagner troops, who settled in Belarus after the coup attempt in Russia, are carefully followed by Poland. There are about 4 thousand Wagner mercenaries in Belarus, noting that Wagner's presence is a way for Russia to test the reaction of Poland and its other allies, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki says.

Wagner fighters may cross the border disguised as migrants

Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki claimed that Wagner troops in Belarus could cross the border posing as migrants or Belarusian border guards. He also said that Wagner troops could facilitate illegal migration from Belarus.

Poland and Belarus border may be completely closed

Poland has announced that it may close its border completely if Belarus makes a 'serious provocation'. After Belarus directed Wagner fighters to the border to put pressure on Warsaw, Poland has stepped up measures in the region in case the 'dangerous and ruthless' soldiers cross the border.

Lukashenko tries to keep Wagner fighters in Belarus

Belarusian President Lukashenko met with Russian leader Putin for the first time since an agreement was reached after the Wagner rebellion. Lukashenko said mercenaries training troops in Belarus were 'eager to go to the West'. "I am keeping them in central Belarus, like we agreed," the leader said.

Lukashenko tries to keep Wagner fighters in Belarus

Belarusian President Lukashenko met with Russian leader Putin for the first time since an agreement was reached after the Wagner rebellion. Lukashenko said mercenaries training troops in Belarus were 'eager to go to the West'. "I am keeping them in central Belarus, like we agreed," the leader said.

Wagner troops on duty in Belarus

A 60-vehicle Wagner convoy has traveled to Belarus and set up camp near the Lithuanian border. The mercenaries started to train and advise the Belarusian army. The Ministry of Defense made a statement about close cooperation with Wagner.

Wagner troops crossed into Belarus in 60 convoys

A mercenary convoy of 60 Wagner vehicles crossed from Russia into Belarus early on Saturday. The vehicles were reportedly escorted by Belarusian traffic police. Mercenaries will reportedly train Belarusian soldiers. Prigozhin's whereabouts are still unknown.

Kremlin is not tracking Prigozhin

After Belarusian President Lukashenko said Wagner chief Prigozhin had returned to Russia, the Kremlin said it is not tracking Prigozhin. Lukashenko and Russian President Putin are expected to meet on the issue.

Prigozhin is back in Russia

Belarusian President Lukashenko announced that Prigozhin, the chief of the Wagner mercenary group that rebelled on June 24, is in St. Peterburg, while his troops are still in camps. Lukashenko had said earlier that Prigozhin was in Belarus.