lukashenko sent missile and artillery units to russia: what is known
Kyiv • UNN
Belarus has sent missile and artillery units to Russia to "practice combat use." It is planned to conduct control exercises to manage missile strikes and combat launches.
Belarus has sent units of missile troops and artillery of its armed forces to Russia to "practice combat use". This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Belarus, UNN reports .
Missile and artillery units of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus are deployed to a training ground of the Russian Federation to practice combat use
As noted, a control exercise will allegedly be conducted to control missile strikes with live launches from missile systems and multiple launch rocket systems in service with the armed forces of Belarus
Recall
Lukashenko claimed that on August 9, air defense systems shot down several targets, presumably drones, over the territory of Belarus. According to him, they came from Ukraine, but he did not provide evidence.
Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin has since stated that Belarus is reinforcing troop groups in areas near the border with Ukraine, including sending Iskanders and MLRSs.
The State Border Guard Service does not rule out that Belarus will most likely be forced to move equipment and personnel in order to create the impression that this is happening. Most likely, if this happens or is happening, it will go deep into the territory of Belarus.
