Signal repeaters in Belarus that helped guide Russian drones toward targets in Ukraine stopped operating on June 22, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

Axar.az reports, citing Ukrainian media, Zelensky made the statement at a press conference.

“Based on the available information reported to me by the Commander-in-Chief and intelligence services, the relevant signal repeaters stopped operating on the territory of Belarus on June 22.”

Zelensky said it remains unclear whether the repeaters were dismantled, but added that he is closely monitoring the situation.

“I don't know yet whether they have been dismantled, to be honest. But we are working on this, and I am keeping a very close eye on the situation and receiving daily reports. It is a fact that the signal repeaters are not operating today.”