Russia is transferring the Shahed-136 kamikaze drones to Belarus and taking away equipment and ammunition – DI

Russian troops are transferring the Shahed-136 kamikaze drones to Belarus. As of October 10, 32 UAVs were brought to the country, and by October 14, they plan to deliver another 8.

The Defence Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense reported this.

In addition, Belarus is providing logistics and ammunition to the Russians. In particular, according to Defence Intelligence, a railway train filled with ammunition arrived at the Kirovskaya railway station in Crimea – specifically, 12 cars or 492 tons. The cargo was transferred from the 43rd Arsenal of the Armed Forces of Belarus.

More ammunition from the Belarusian arsenals is planned to be transported to Russia in the near future. These would include 13 trains of weapons and military equipment and 28 train cars with ammunition and military and technical property.

The Defence Intelligence also identified the main “suppliers” of weapons from Belarus:

• 46th Arsenal of Missile and Ammunition storage (Bronnaya Gora, Brest region);
• 43rd Arsenal of Missile and Ammunition storage (Dubetsk, Gomel region);
• 391st Artillery Ammunition Base (Bobr, Minsk region);
• 969th Tank Reserve Base (Urechye, Minsk region);
• 288th Base Reserve Vehicles (Stari Dorogi, Minsk region).

Additional military cargo from Belarus should be arriving at the Kamenska (Kamensk-Shakhtinsky) and Martsevo (Taganrog) stations in the Rostov region.

Previously, the “Belarus Gayun” group analysts reported the transfer of the de-preserved Т-72А tanks. They were noticed on October 9 at the Orsha railway station in the Vitebsk region. The video captured at least 12 tanks, and the train was headed toward the Russian Federation.

In addition, the Belarusian “Motolko Pomogi” Telegram channel reported that light industry enterprises received contracts for sewing winter uniforms for the Russian military. At least 30,000 kits are expected to be manufactured.

Lukashenko and Putin agreed to deploy a joint regional group of troops, the basis of which would be the Belarusian army.

General Staff of the Armed Forces

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that as of 6:00 on October 11, the situation at the border with Belarus was controlled, and there were no signs of the formation of offensive groups or the movement of troops. At the same time, the Belarusian authorities continue to facilitate Russian troops on their territory.

“According to available information, the leadership of the Republic of Belarus continues to support the Russian Federation in its war against Ukraine, providing Russia with the opportunity to use airspace and an airfield network to carry out airstrikes against the territory of Ukraine,” the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said.

At the same time, the Defense Forces continue strengthening the sections of the border and conducting the coordination of units.