Scouts report that Russia is importing kamikaze drones and exporting ammunition to Belarus on a massive scale
There are already 32 kamikaze drones on the territory of Belarus.
This is stated in the telegram channel of the Ukrainian intelligence.
Iranian kamikaze drones "Shahed-136" (renamed "Geran-2" in the Russian army) are delivered to Belarus. As of October 10, 32 of these UAVs have been delivered to the territory of the country, and eight more are planned to be delivered by October 14, — intelligence reports.
Belarus provides Russia with material and ammunition from its depots. For example, one trainload of ammunition has already arrived in Crimea from Belarus.
Also, 13 trains with weapons and military equipment (219 platforms), ammunition (28 cars) and military equipment from the arsenals and storage bases of the Belarusian Armed Forces are planned to move in the near future.
It is worth noting that the kamikaze drones Shahed-136 are Iranian-made. For camouflage purposes, Russia renames them "Geran-2". The deal to acquire the drones took place earlier. Iran does not officially confirm this information. Neither does Russia.
Artur Zayonts specialises in news from the frontline. A historian by education, Arthur has always sought to bring depth and context to his journalistic work.
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