Journalists of the Belarusian Radio Svoboda filmed a video showing the unloading of an echelon with military equipment. This is happening at the Mulyarivka railway station in Petrykov, Homel Region, Belarus, which connects to Lel’chytsy district, which borders Ukraine.
"On March 17 and 18, locals saw the vehicle pass Petrikov. From the railway to the city, tanks and other weapons are transported by special trucks with platforms, which are accompanied by police cars with flashing lights and sirens." - reported Telegram channel "Belarusian Guyun", which monitors military activity in Belarus.
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A pontoon bridge is being created near the settlement of Petrikov. Most likely, Russian vehicles will move from there in the direction of Chernobyl. There, the Russian army is trying to concentrate equipment and personnel under cover of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
It should be note that the T-72B tank which is fixed on video has outdated modification. It indicates that the russian army is running out of modern equipment during military operations.
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