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Оперативная сводка от Гаюна за 20 марта о военной активности на территории Беларуси
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Аператыўная зводка ад Гаюна за 20 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 21.
Movement of convoys of military equipment of the Russian Armed Forces across the territory of Belarus continues (here, here, and here). Movement of fuel trucks was also recorded (here and here).
18:00 (Minsk time)
7 KamAZ trucks covered with tarpaulin, fuel trucks, UAZ truck and Tigr armored vehicle were moving towards Mazyr (Gomel region). pic.twitter.com/44PqSGE6uL— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 20, 2022
Military equipment is being relocated by rail. For example, a train with heavy military equipment was seen being unloaded at the Yelsk railway station (Gomel Region). It was also reported that armored vehicles that arrived at Yelsk railway station were deployed near Zasintsy and Padhalie (Yelsk district; 1 km to the border with Ukraine).
The greatest flight activity was recorded at the military airfield in Baranavichy. Insignificant activity was also observed at military airfields in Lida and Luninets. Also, an Ilyushin IL-22PP of the Russian Air Force was seen in the sky between Zhlobin and Svetahorsk (Gomel region). It should be noted that the Russian Defense Ministry provided evidence of the use of the civilian airport in Gomel for strikes on Ukraine.
15:10 (Minsk time)
IL-22PP was seen in the sky between Zhlobin and Svetlahorsk (Gomel region).
This is an EW aircraft equipped with antennas. It scans radio signals in the area of its activity and selectively jam those on which enemy aircraft, drones or air defense systems work. pic.twitter.com/w6p5GaruX8— Belarusian Hajun project (@Hajun_BY) March 20, 2022
The use of tactical missile systems for strikes on the territory of Ukraine continues. Thus, about 17 missile launches were recorded from the territory of the Mazyr district, two from the Kalinkavichy district, one from the Khoiniki district, and one from the Yelsk district.
The use of air-launched ballistic missiles by the Russian Air Force was also recorded.
Chronology of events:
- At 15:00, four unusual trails were seen in the sky near Kalinkavichy (Gomel region).
- At 17:10, at least two missiles were recorded being launched by the Russian Air Force fighters from the territory of the Kalinkavichy district towards Ukraine. It should be noted that the missiles changed their flight trajectory. It was reported that after the missiles were launched, a loud sound similar to an explosion was heard in Mazyr, Kalinkavichy and even in Yelsk, where alarm in many cars went off because of the rumble. There was a photo of the missile launch itself, which shows 2 trails: from a fighter jet (it changed the trajectory), and from the flight of a missile. It is impossible to say unequivocally what kind of missile system was used. Most likely, it was either a strategic cruise missile Kh-55 (RKV-500) or a Kinzhal hypersonic air-launched missile system. It should be noted that the missiles were launched by Russian Air Force aircraft that were in the airspace of Belarus.
The movement of equipment of the Belarusian Armed Forces was insignificant. More than 40 trucks with Belarusian and Russian license plates were seen near the town of Slutsk (Minsk Region). The column headed from Slutsk towards Babruisk. Also, on March 19, we observed active movement of the Belarusian Armed Forces.
Movement of the Belarusian Armed Forces, March 19 / motolko.help
Also, new information was received about the use of the dormitory of the professional college No. 68 (located on Katouskaha street, 48, Mazyr, Gomel region) for the needs of the Russian Armed Forces. Thus, a column (including PAZ ambulance buses, Ural and KamAZ trucks) was seen leaving the territory of the dormitory. A KamAZ-based mobile control center Sviaznoy was also seen near the dormitory. Earlier, it was reported that there may be servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces in the dormitory.
T-72 tanks and BREM-1 armored recovery vehicle were seen near the pontoon bridge across the Prypiat river (near the town of Petrykau). It is not known whether they belong to the Belarusian or Russian Armed Forces.
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