The first suicide bomber of 2025 flew to Belarus at 02:17 via Komarin and then headed to Bragin, where he disappeared.
At least 25 Russian suicide bombers flew from Ukraine to Belarus from December 31 to January 3. Including 13 on New Year’s Eve. The monitoring project reported this Belarusian So in your Telegram channel.
The project states that on December 31, eight “martyrs” entered the Republic of Belarus, most of them passed through the “Belarusian corridor” and flew back to Ukraine. The approaches on December 31 began at midnight, and at 09:54 the last “martyr” in 2024 who passed through Novaya Guta took off, went to Terekhovka and arrived in the Russian Federation.
Also at 09:27 on December 31, a rocket passed over Belarus in the Khotimsk region, launched into Ukraine from the Smolensk region of the Russian Federation.
On New Year’s Eve, January 1, 13 Russian drones flew over Belarus. The first suicide bomber of 2025 flew to Belarus at 02:17 via Komarin and then headed to Bragin, where he disappeared. The last entry was at 07:23.
Last night and morning of January 3, at least 4 drones also flew over Belarus – from 03:49 to 06:05. The drone entered Loev at 06:02, then went to Khoiniki and headed to Mozyr.
The monitoring group noticed that on December 31, January 1 and 3, during the entry of the “martyrs,” the aircraft of the Belarusian Air Force did not take off. In general, there has been no flight activity since December 20. Also on December 25, an Il-76 of the Russian Aerospace Forces flew to Machulishchi from the Russian Federation, flying back to Moscow the same day.
We remind you that the fighters of the 77th separate airmobile Dnieper brigade of the Air Assault Troops of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, together with related units, captured 11 servicemen of the Russian Army, one of whom was a citizen of Belarus.
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Source: korrespondent
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