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Оперативная сводка от Гаюна за 18 марта о военной активности на территории Беларуси
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Аператыўная зводка ад Гаюна за 18 сакавіка аб ваеннай актыўнасці на тэрыторыі Беларусі
Hajun Project published a situation report on military activity on the territory of Belarus as of 07:00 March 19.
Columns of military equipment of the Russian Armed Forces with the «V» marks continue to move through the territory of Belarus (here, here, here, and here). These are mostly Ural and KamAZ trucks (carrying both materiel and personnel), as well as fuel tankers.
16:28 (Minsk time)
6 Ural and KamAZ trucks with “V” marks of the Russian Armed Forces were moving along the M5 highway towards Gomel.
Most likely, the personnel was being transported in the vehicles. pic.twitter.com/T3jNtps8Fj— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 18, 2022
The transportation of military equipment by rail has also been spotted. Thus, a train with military equipment, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and self-propelled artillery, was seen unloading at the Muliarauka railway station (Petrykau district, Gomel region). It is also known that a pontoon bridge is being built in Petrykau across the Prypiat River, through which it will be possible to get to Lelchitsy district, which borders Ukraine.
The greatest flight activity was recorded at military airfields in Baranavichy (here, here and here). Helicopters also departed from the airfield in Vialiki Bokau (Mazyr district, Gomel region). At the same time, there were practically no aircraft departures from the military airfield in Lida (Grodno region) since yesterday evening . It is likely that some aircraft were relocated to airfields near the border with Ukraine.
❗️No flights from the military airfield in Lida (Grodno region) since yesterday.
According to our observations, the last fighter flight from the military airfield in Lida was recorded yesterday at 19:08 (Minsk time). After that, there were only single helicopter departures.
1/3 pic.twitter.com/qmac1485U8
— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 18, 2022
An-124 transport aircraft of the Russian Air Force was recorded arriving at the military airfield in Machulishchy. According to available information, the aircraft delivered three Tochka-U ballistic missiles. It is notable that these vehicles were taken off the long-term storage. This is evidenced by the marks on the tires (I, II, III, IV), which are used to spin the wheels in order to reduce the wear of rubber. Later, the convoy with Tochka-U was spotted in Pukhavichy district, Minsk region.
21:00 (Minsk time)
Military equipment was spotted on the M5 highway near Dukora (Pukhavichy district, Minsk region).
The equipment includes 3 Tochka-U and a fuel truck. pic.twitter.com/fEGwvg9OV8— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 18, 2022
Strikes on the territory of Ukraine by operational and tactical missile systems continue. Thus, at least 7 missile launches were recorded from the territory of the Mazyr district, 3 from the Kalinkavichy district, and 7 from the Khoiniki district. Information about the firing position of the missile forces units, which is located between the villages of Podluki and Luki (Kalinkavichy District, Gomel Region), was approved.
❗️A point for “Iskander” missiles launch to Ukraine is in the Kalinkavichy district.
On March 15, we wrote that a missile system could be deployed between the villages of Podluki and Luki (Kalinkavichy district, Gomel region).
1/3 ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/NoO8kCZVC0— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 18, 2022
Satellite images of the area near Khoiniki (Gomel region) by ImageSat International show a new base of the Russian Armed Forces with at least 13 tents and 13 helicopters.
The latest ImageSat satellite images taken on March 17 show the area near Khoiniki (Gomel region), where a base with at least 13 tents and 13 helicopters is deployed. Most likely, these are Ka-52 helicopters. pic.twitter.com/HhjEg35MlE
— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 18, 2022
Movements of units of the Belarusian Armed Forces were insignificant.
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