Belarus is helping Russia modernize Iranian drones for the war in Ukraine - Resistance
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is using the Belarusian military-industrial complex for the war against Ukraine. A plant in Gomel has begun painting Iranian Shahed 136 drones black for night attacks.
Russia is actively using the capabilities of the Belarusian military-industrial complex for the war against Ukraine, and Lukashenko's regime is facilitating the "modernization" of Iranian drones for Russian troops, UNN reports with reference to the Center for National Resistance.
Russia is using the capabilities of the Belarusian military-industrial complex to wage war against Ukraine, while the Lukashenko regime is helping the Russians "modernize" Iranian drones.
According to local reports, at one of the Gomel factories in Belarus, Russians have set up a process of painting Iranian Shahed 136 drones black to camouflage them during night launches.
The coloring takes place in Belarus so as not to overload production in Yelabuga, where Russians assemble Shahids using Iranian technology. Thus, Lukashenka's regime continues to support the Kremlin's war of aggression and pushes his country to participate in the war.
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Lukashenka's regime is building up ties between the Belarusian industry and the seized enterprises in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
