Russian drones in Belarus: “Shaheds” fly into the country for the fourth day in a row

Russian drones in Belarus: “Shaheds” have been flying into the country for the fourth day in a row Nadezhda Batyuk

Russian drones are flying into the airspace of Belarus en masse. This is happening during the shelling of Ukraine.

At least 12 Russian drones were recorded flying into Belarus from Ukraine on the night of November 13. This was reported by 24 Channel with reference to “Belaruski Gayun”.

What is known about Russian drones in Belarus

The first drone flew in at approximately 22:09 near the city of Bragin. The drone left for the Chernihiv region, flew back into Belarus and flew to Kyiv.

In the morning, another drone was heading for Svetlogorsk/Babruisk. It was recorded near Rechnitsa. This means that “Shahed” was 70 kilometers from the border with Belarus. Having flown over the country for a total of about 200 kilometers, the drone made a circle and flew to the Kiev reservoir.

According to the publication, at least two drones were lost on the territory of Belarus. This is the fourth night in a row that Russian drones have flown into the country. For the first time in these days, Belarus has raised its air force.

On the night of November 13, during the attack on Ukraine, Russia used 96 air attack vehicles, including 90 “Shaheds”.

This is not the first time that Russian drones have flown into Belarus. On October 16, during the attack on Ukraine, one “Shahed” went off course and flew into Belarus. The drone entered the territory of the Gomel region of Belarus from the Chernobyl zone.