Experts working with the exiled Belarusian opposition presented evidence at a meeting on Friday which they said documented the Lukashenko regime’s involvement in Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, PAP reported. Latushka, who is now based in Warsaw, served as Belarus’s ambassador to Poland from 2002 to 2008 before later breaking with the Lukashenko regime and joining the opposition. Other Topics of Interest ‘Putin’s Defeat in Ukraine Necessary for a Free Belarus,’ Exiled Opposition Leader Says The defeat of Russian President Vladimir Putin in his war against Ukraine is necessary for Belarus to become free of the pro-Kremlin regime in Minsk, Belarus’s exiled opposition leader has said. Russian troops entered northern Ukraine from Belarus when the full-scale invasion began in February 2022, while Russian aircraft and missiles have also operated from Belarusian territory. Lithuania referred the situation to the court in September 2024, and the ICC opened an investigation into possible crimes against humanity committed by the Belarusian regime in March 2026.