The Belarusian military relocated the air defense systems to the Russian border - "Gayun" (map)

According to OSINT specialists, the Belarusian military were anxious about the inability of the Russian air defense to protect the airspace in the east of Belarus. On Wednesday, April 24, it became known that the military unit of the air defense of the Armed Forces of Belarus was transferred to the Belarusian-Russian border in the Klimovitsky district of Mogilev region. About it reports in the telegram-channel the monitoring group "Belaruski Gayun".

According to Osint specialists, the Belarusian military from the 740th anti-aircraft missile regiment posted their air defense systems literally 5 kilometers from the border with Russia, in the vicinity of the village of Fedotov Buda. The reason for the redeployment, according to observers, is unknown, since there are no strategically important objects in the region where the air defense unit is translated, which must be covered by air strikes.

Only the cement plant in Kostyukovichi and the "Cicicverian Sleeping", which produces Portland cement, can be considered the only interesting ones from a military point. "Suppose that due to the inability of Russian air defense, the Belarusian military was seriously concerned about the cover of airspace in the east of Belarus. It is likely that it is likely to work out tasks in" new areas of the area "and sent the 740th Regiment,"-reflect on the canal.

In service with this regiment, which is part of the Northwest Operational Command,-OSA-AKM SAM. At the same time, Gayun reminds that the main departments of air defense of the AFS Belarus are located in the western and central parts of the country. In the East, only the 147th anti-aircraft missile regiment is stationed near Bobruy and from now on the 740th. OSINT experts emphasize that the possible cause of the movement of air defense systems is a completely different, unknown factor.

Earlier, military air defense systems of the Armed Forces of Belarus were transferred to Yale district for the purpose of covering the Mozir Oil Refinery. Recently, self -proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko stated that the country is preparing for the war despite the fact that he "does not want to fight", and the deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Belarus Viktor Tumar declared that Belarusian experts were developing his own laser weapon.

We will remind, Focus wrote: Lukashenko explained why Belarus does not come into war against Ukraine. He estimated the number of Ukrainian forces on the Belarusian border at 120 thousand soldiers. The Belarusian politician also stated that Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin will not sign a "peace" treaty with President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky after May 20. According to Lukashenko, the Russian President does not want to sign a treaty with the President, whose authority will allegedly end.