The dictator acknowledged the threat of attack drones.
Self-proclaimed president of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko decided to shoot down Russian “Shaheds” entering the territory RB.
The founder of the Belarusian “White Legion” Sergei Bulba spoke about this on the air of “KIEV 24”.
“Lukashenko decided to assess the danger of drones that fly into the territory of Belarus when it threatens infrastructure or civilians. A decision was made to shoot down, in such a case, no matter whose drone it is,” he said.
According to him, 10 days ago Lukashenko staged a “performance” when he said that 13 “Shaheds” allegedly flying from Ukraine were shot down. He did this specifically for Russia.
Bulba also explained the incident on September 5, when Belarus raised fighter jets to shoot down Russian “Shaheds”. He added that Russian bloggers said that these drones allegedly came from the Kharkov direction, that Ukraine allegedly attacked Belarus.
“But these are Russian bloggers. Similar information appeared in the Mozyr regional newspaper. They first claimed that it was a Ukrainian drone, but then removed this information,” he added.
Recall that on the night of September 5, the “Shaheds” that Russian troops launched at Ukraine flew into the airspace of Belarus.
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus, the fallen drone caused a fire in a brick warehouse building in Gomel.
Drones have flown into Belarus more than once. As Belorusskie Gayun reported earlier, this summer Russian Shaheds penetrated Belarus at least four times, which had to raise combat aircraft against them.
On July 16, according to the project, the Russian drone Shahed-131/136 entered the Gomel region from the Ukrainian Chernobyl zone and exploded 55 km from Bobruisk (120 km from the border with Ukraine).
“We know for certain that during the fall, a kamikaze drone exploded, directly confirming that the Shaheds that fly into Belarus are not “training” or “reconnaissance”, but real ones with ammunition on board. And they were intended for attacks on the territory of Ukraine,” emphasized “Belarusian Gayun.”
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