Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

At least 1 Shahed drone flew into Belarus on the night of February 3. The drone flew from Chernihiv region of Ukraine towards Loyeu at around 03:21. Then it passed Brahin and flew back to Ukraine – towards Slavutych.

Aircraft of the Belarusian Air Force didn’t take off.

Dan (Twitter)

RT @ChrisO_wiki: 1/ Russian forces fighting in Ukraine are facing a "catastrophic" shortage of reliable modern armoured vehicles, and instead have to rely on antiquated Soviet "shit that burns and kills our soldiers". ⬇️ https://twitter.com/AncientAlien01/status/1882739169166004696#m

Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

A combat readiness inspection started in the Belarusian Armed Forces on February 3.

During the inspection, they will assess the readiness and ability of mechanized units to perform their tasks. The personnel, including conscripts, will prepare military equipment for use, as well as go to the assigned areas (training grounds and unfamiliar terrain).

In other words, one of the mechanized brigades will be involved in the inspection. Most likely, it will be the 6th Mechanized Brigade from Hrodna.

There will also be testing of new ways of using reconnaissance and attack drones in joint performance of tasks with the ground troops and active use of EW means.

Recall that within the framework of the combat readiness inspection, the mobilization expansion of the 11th Mechanized Brigade was carried out in 2023, and in 2024 – of the 19th Mechanized Brigade and the 120th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade.

Dan (Twitter)

RT @CanadianKobzar: 🧵STAY AWHILE AND LISTEN! It is always difficult to say who the greatest of any nation is, particularly one as heroic as Ukraine. But today we discuss (in my opinion) the greatest Ukrainian. The Father of Ukraine. The original Kobzar. The great Taras Shevchenko. 1/20

Belarusian Hajun project (Twitter)

More than 200 cars with military cargo (ammunition, radars, SAM systems) were delivered from Russia to Belarus by rail over the year

@belzhd_live found out that during 2024, at least 216 cars with military cargoes from 19 enterprises of the Russian military-industrial complex and structures of the Russian Armed Forces were delivered to Belarus by rail.

This was equipment, ammunition and components, which were sent to Belarus from Russian railway stations: Usad, Stroika, Pravdinsk, Vozhoy, Penza IV, Krasny Bor, Vagonozavod, Cheboksary, Yeisk, Kotovo, Martsevo, Morozovskaya, Patrikeyevo, etc.

Among other things, 4 cars with radar systems were delivered to the 1052nd Separate Radio-Technical Battalion (Mazyr), and 10 cars with Tor-M2 SAM systems were delivered to the 25th arsenal of missile and artillery armaments.

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

RT @ohiAnnablya: ми: паперова армія
також ми: створюємо журнал для води, щоб визначити, хто більше пʼє та в наступний раз ніс баклаги сам

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)

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The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @Drox_Maritime: 🔺Research Vessel activity - Update

OIS "Adm Vladimirskiy" arrived in port Baltiysk, PM 2 February 2025.

⚠️Unit will likely conduct short PVST and could deploy OOA next 4-14 days.

Update article📷🔽
https://open.substack.com/pub/jamesdroxford/p/update-russian-research-vessel-completes?r=2p31re&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

The Lookout (Twitter)

@nkhaugen @AlexLuck9: To me, it has seemed there is a political wish to get work done in Norway, also on the frigates. This, along with the link to the US, and here the Trump admin can tilt it both ways, has made me think, for a long time, that the odds are in favor of the Constellation-class.

Looking purely at what's best for the Navy, T-26 and UK/Royal Navy as a strategic partner would probably be the best pick. On the strategic level, with turmoil in America, this would also be a good move.

Perhaps now, with the Centre Party out of government, picking T-26 and letting the Norwegian industry be content with the two standard classes is a bit more likely.

Of course, this is just my thinking. Have no idea of what's actually going on besides what we can read in the media.

The Lookout (Twitter)

A very interesting topic: https://twitter.com/pinstripedline/status/1886139408727871870#m