Russia Deploys Iranian Shahed-136 Kamikaze Drones in Belarus

Russia continues to deploy Iranian Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, labeled as Geran-2 in Russian military classification, in Belarus, as the Defence Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, reports. 

In particular, on October 10th, 32 kamikaze drones were shipped to Belarus.

Belarus also supplies the Russian army with military equipment and ammunitions from its warehouses. In particular, a railway train with 12 cars loaded with 492 tons of ammunitions recently arrived at Kirovskaya station in Crimea. The ammunitions are believed to be taken from 43rd Missile and Ammunition Depot in Dobrush, Gomel Region.   

Soon, 13 more trains with weapon and military vehicles (219 platforms) and technical military equipment (28 cars) from Belorussian army depots and bases are expected to arrive.  

The so-called “key suppliers” here are:

•  46th Missile and Ammunition Depot (Bronna Gora, Brest Region);

•  43rd Missile and Ammunition Depot (Dubetskoe, Gomel Region);

•  391 Artillery Ammunition Base (Bobr, Minsk Region);

•  969th Tank Reserve Base (Urechye, Minsk Region);

•  288th Vehicle Reserve Base (Starye Dorogi, Minsk Region).

The loads are expected to arrive at Kamenskaya (Kamensk-Shakhtinskiy) and Martsevo (Taganrog) stations in Rostov Region of Russia.

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