Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
Tanks, APCs, fighters: More than 1000 personnel and dozens of vehicles have been redeployed to the border with Ukraine
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Tanks, APCs, fighters: More than 1000 personnel and dozens of vehicles have been redeployed to the border with Ukraine
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
In August, an increase in the number of contingent of the Belarusian Armed Forces deployed in the regions bordering Ukraine was recorded.
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In August, an increase in the number of contingent of the Belarusian Armed Forces deployed in the regions bordering Ukraine was recorded.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The reason for the redeployment of units to the south of the country was Lukashenka’s claim on August 10 about the alleged flight of Ukrainian UAVs into Belarus.
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The reason for the redeployment of units to the south of the country was Lukashenka’s claim on August 10 about the alleged flight of Ukrainian UAVs into Belarus.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
Defense Minister Khrenin said that the UAVs that entered Belarus from Ukraine on August 9 were detected and destroyed by the Belarusian Air Force, which was later refuted by Belarusian Hajun.
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Defense Minister Khrenin said that the UAVs that entered Belarus from Ukraine on August 9 were detected and destroyed by the Belarusian Air Force, which was later refuted by Belarusian Hajun.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
However, additional forces were indeed redeployed to the border area, and according to our data as of September 1, the number of the group concentrated near the border with Ukraine may be about 1420 people.
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However, additional forces were indeed redeployed to the border area, and according to our data as of September 1, the number of the group concentrated near the border with Ukraine may be about 1420 people.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
As for the equipment, the following were redeployed to Homiel region:
• 30 BTR-82A (the 339th Battalion);
• At least 20 T-72B (the 355th Battalion);
• 30 BTR-70MB1 (357th Battalion);
• 30 BTR-82A (382nd Battalion);
• 16 Tunguska SAM systems (the 19th Brigade);
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As for the equipment, the following were redeployed to Homiel region:
• 30 BTR-82A (the 339th Battalion);
• At least 20 T-72B (the 355th Battalion);
• 30 BTR-70MB1 (357th Battalion);
• 30 BTR-82A (382nd Battalion);
• 16 Tunguska SAM systems (the 19th Brigade);
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
• 4 Su-25 (the 116th Air Base);
• 2 Mi-8 (the 50th Air Base);
• 5 S-300PS SAM systems (the 15th Brigade).
It’s likely that EW, communications, UAV, and other units were also redeployed to the border.
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• 4 Su-25 (the 116th Air Base);
• 2 Mi-8 (the 50th Air Base);
• 5 S-300PS SAM systems (the 15th Brigade).
It’s likely that EW, communications, UAV, and other units were also redeployed to the border.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
It hasn’t yet been possible to confirm the claimed redeployment of some units of the Belarusian Armed Forces. We note that the number of troops redeployed to Homiel region doesn’t pose a military threat to Ukraine.
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It hasn’t yet been possible to confirm the claimed redeployment of some units of the Belarusian Armed Forces. We note that the number of troops redeployed to Homiel region doesn’t pose a military threat to Ukraine.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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hajun.info
Redeployment of the group of the Belarusian Armed Forces to Homiel region, drills with territorial defense and supplies of Su-30SM2…
Information in the review is provided as of August 1, 2024
Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The aviation activity of the Russian Aerospace Forces in Belarus decreased more than 5 times in August
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The aviation activity of the Russian Aerospace Forces in Belarus decreased more than 5 times in August
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
According to our data, only 3 arrivals of Russian transport and passenger aircraft in Belarus were recorded in August:
• Baranavichy airfield – 1 An-72, 1 An-26;
• Minsk National Airport – 1 Tu-204 of Rosgvardiya.
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According to our data, only 3 arrivals of Russian transport and passenger aircraft in Belarus were recorded in August:
• Baranavichy airfield – 1 An-72, 1 An-26;
• Minsk National Airport – 1 Tu-204 of Rosgvardiya.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The aviation group of the Russian Aerospace Forces, which is permanently deployed in Belarus, currently consists of only 4 Su-30SM fighters, which are based at Baranavichy airfield.
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The aviation group of the Russian Aerospace Forces, which is permanently deployed in Belarus, currently consists of only 4 Su-30SM fighters, which are based at Baranavichy airfield.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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hajun.info
Redeployment of the group of the Belarusian Armed Forces to Homiel region, drills with territorial defense and supplies of Su-30SM2…
Information in the review is provided as of August 1, 2024
Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The number of the Russian Armed Forces in Belarus didn’t change in August
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The number of the Russian Armed Forces in Belarus didn’t change in August
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The Russian Armed Forces are still stationed in the following locations in Belarus:
• Baranavichy, Mazyr (Bokau) and Ziabrauka airfields – up to 550 people;
• Baranavichy radar station and the 43rd Vileika communication center – up to 1450 people.
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The Russian Armed Forces are still stationed in the following locations in Belarus:
• Baranavichy, Mazyr (Bokau) and Ziabrauka airfields – up to 550 people;
• Baranavichy radar station and the 43rd Vileika communication center – up to 1450 people.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
Also, the following Russian military law enforcement agencies continue to work in Belarus: the 484th Military Investigation Department (Kletsk district, Minsk region) and the 313th Military Prosecutor’s Office of the garrison (Minsk).
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Also, the following Russian military law enforcement agencies continue to work in Belarus: the 484th Military Investigation Department (Kletsk district, Minsk region) and the 313th Military Prosecutor’s Office of the garrison (Minsk).
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The number of personnel involved in these structures could be estimated at dozens of people.
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The number of personnel involved in these structures could be estimated at dozens of people.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
In August, a search crew of the 90th Separate Special Search Battalion of the Russian Armed Forces (about 10 people) arrived in Belarus. This battalion is the only unit in the Russian Armed Forces, which searches for and identifies the remains of dead soldiers.
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In August, a search crew of the 90th Separate Special Search Battalion of the Russian Armed Forces (about 10 people) arrived in Belarus. This battalion is the only unit in the Russian Armed Forces, which searches for and identifies the remains of dead soldiers.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
It’s known that the Russian searchers arrived in Belarus to conduct search operations in Polatsk district, Vitsiebsk region.
As of September 1, 2024, Belarusian Hajun estimates the number of the Russian military stationed in Belarus at ~2000.
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It’s known that the Russian searchers arrived in Belarus to conduct search operations in Polatsk district, Vitsiebsk region.
As of September 1, 2024, Belarusian Hajun estimates the number of the Russian military stationed in Belarus at ~2000.
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Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)
The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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The full review of military activity in Belarus in August:
https://hajun.info/analytics/august-2024-belarusian-hajun-review/
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hajun.info
Redeployment of the group of the Belarusian Armed Forces to Homiel region, drills with territorial defense and supplies of Su-30SM2…
Information in the review is provided as of August 1, 2024