Volunteer soldiers take the battle to Putin and his ally, Belarus leader Lukashenko
Fighters of the Belarusian “Kastus Kalinouski Battalion,” from left: Konstantin Suschik, Pavel Kulazhanka and Siarhei Bespalau in Kyiv on March 30.
He is one of hundreds of Belarusians who have joined the fight here, inspired by their neighbor’s battlefield successes and determined to carry that momentum back into Belarus to end Lukashenko’s 28-year rule.Many of them have joined the “Kastus Kalinouski Battalion,” named after the leader of Belarus’s insurrection against Russia in the 1860s.
In March, Vadim Prokopiev, a Belarusian restaurateur who has become one of the main organizers of Belarusian recruits from around Europe, met 14 of them at the Poland-Ukraine border before guiding them to a training site.
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