Yesterday we reported that in the morning April 1 two unknown helicopters struck an oil depot in Belgorod, russia. The russians claim that they were Mi-24 (NATO: Hind) helicopters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Ukrainian official structures do not confirm or deny this information.
It seems that after Belgorod, the russian cowards came to this conclusion - the next blow could be inflicted on the territory of Belarus, where the russian "Iskanders" are located. Therefore, they say, it is necessary to immediately strengthen air defense in the temporarily occupied Belarusian territory.
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According to Defense Express information, the transfer of additional missile systems of the russian army to Belarus is recorded. In particular, three “Iskander” missile systems and two S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems to cover them were detected in the Gomel region.
The moment is significant, so far the russians did not even consider it is necessary to create positional air defense areas to cover their missile defense system, but now Ukrainians know where the occupiers’ positions are located in Belarus. The russian invaders have every reason to fear a new, devastating retaliatory attack by the Ukrainians.
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