In July, at least 9 drones flew into Belarus during Russian attacks

At least nine Shaheds flew into Belarus in July. One of them exploded and another disappeared.

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the monitoring group Belaruski Gayun.

"During July, Russian UAVs of the Shahed-131/136 type repeatedly flew into the airspace of Belarus, which were launched during missile strikes on the territory of Ukraine," the report says.

In total, nine drones flew into Belarus from July 11 to 31. Namely:

one exploded and crashed in Belarus;

seven flew to the territory of Ukraine;

the fate of one more is unknown.

Most of them, or rather seven out of nine, according to the monitoring group, returned to the territory of Ukraine, while the rest flew deep into Belarus.

"The drone that flew into Belarus on the night of July 13 traveled more than 350 kilometers to Vitebsk and then disappeared, and it is unknown what happened to it and where it is. Another Shahed, which was the fourth in a row, flew over Belarus for more than 400 km on July 16 and exploded when it crashed in the Zhovtnevy district of Gomel region," Gayun adds.

Author - Dmitriy Levchenko, 08/08/2024