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No less than ten Russian attack drones entered the territory of Belarus from Ukraine on Sunday night.
Source: Belaruski Hajun, an independent Belarusian military monitoring media outlet
Details: The analysts reported that at least 10 Russian Shahed-type kamikaze drones flew into Belarus from Ukraine on the night of 9-10 November.
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The drones passed through the Ukrainian-Belarusian border, over the settlement of Slavutych, also flowing in from Chernobyl and Loiev, and reached the Mazyr district.
The first drone arrived in the settlement of Kamaryn at 00:06. Then the other drones arrived at 00:22, 00:44, 00:59, 01:01, 01:40, 02:09, 02:17 and 03:00.
Some of the Shaheds that entered the border area later turned around over Belarus and flew in the opposite direction. Thus, one of the drones returned to Chernihiv Oblast, re-entered Belarus in the Gomel district and flew to Russia from there.
The project’s preliminary data shows that at least three Shahed drones disappeared from radar over the territory of Belarus: at 00:51 near Brahin, at 01:57 in the Mozyr district, and at 02:09 in the Yelsk district.
In total, the Ukrainian Air Force reported that ten UAVs flew to Belarus, Moldova, and Russia overnight.
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