Officials in Kyiv are raising concerns that Belarus could be used again to support a new Russian offensive against Ukraine. All three reports point to the role Belarus played more than four years ago, when Belarus allowed Russia to use its territory for the invasion of Ukraine. The current warning centers on the possibility that Belarusian authorities, under President Alexander Lukashenko, may permit access to Belarus for Russian military planning, staging, or operations. While the articles do not provide new, independently verified operational details or specific timelines, they describe a persistent strategic risk: that Belarus’ geography and infrastructure could facilitate renewed attacks by the Kremlin’s forces. The reporting frames the issue as a continuation of the long-standing military and political alignment between the two countries, highlighting that the earlier precedent of territorial access remains relevant to present assessments. Overall, the sources agree that the concern is tied to the history of Russia’s use of Belarus during the initial invasion and the prospect of similar cooperation if Russia moves to expand or restart major operations.