Four flights of a Boeing 747-4FTF transport aircraft from China delivered military cargo to Belarus.
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At the beginning of this month, there was atypical activity of the Chinese cargo airline Air China Cargo at Minsk airport. Over four days, Boeing made four flights on the Urumqi-Minsk route. All flights arrived in Minsk at virtually the same time – from 9.30 to 10:10. After this, the plane remained in Belarus for about three hours, which is enough to carry out unloading. This was reported by motolko.help.
Observers suggest that the flights were carried out in two batches, that is, on January 8 and 9, and on January 10 and 11. It is noted that at Minsk airport all cargo planes are usually parked in special parking lots, but the Chinese Boeing stopped at parking lot 1A, which is reserved for servicing government aircraft.
It is noted that the Air China Cargo board delivered military equipment from the PRC to Belarus. The cargo probably did not clear customs and immediately left the airport, since there is no place around the parking area for military cargo to be located so as not to attract additional attention and not stand in the open air.
It is reported that in 2017 the Belarusian army adopted Chinese CS/VN3 Dajiang armored vehicles, brought to the country using exactly the same Boeing 747-4FTF cargo aircraft from Air China Cargo.
Let us recall that in January, self-proclaimed President Alexander Lukashenko said that Russia provided Belarus with tactical nuclear missiles for the Iskander complexes. These weapons were provided at the expense of other financial resources that the Belarusian Republic provides to Russia.
Source: motolko. help
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