Belarus is resuming active assistance to the Russian occupiers, providing its own infrastructure for directing strike drones deep into Ukraine. The Russian attack on the Yagodyn checkpoint was made possible precisely thanks to the Belarusian repeaters that were turned on.
Belarus is resuming active assistance to the Russian occupiers, providing its own infrastructure for directing strike drones deep into Ukraine. The Russian attack on the Yagodyn checkpoint was made possible precisely thanks to the Belarusian repeaters that were turned on.
This was reported by the spokesman for the State Border Service of Ukraine, Andriy Demchenko, in a comment to Ukrinform.
According to him, the enemy uses the adjacent territory to amplify the signal and coordinate strike systems: "Currently, Belarus is providing active assistance to Russia in shelling the territory of Ukraine. Including using repeaters that are turned on in Belarus to feed the signal to the Russian "Shahedi" and "Gerber", which, in fact, entering from the territory of Russia, continue to stay near the border with Belarus in order to receive such a signal and be able to go deeper into the territory of Ukraine, in particular into the western regions: Rivne, Volyn, Lviv regions. And the attack, for example, in the direction of the "Yagodyn" checkpoint was also carried out with the support of Belarus."
The spokesman for the State Border Service of Ukraine noted that earlier, after an official warning from the President of Ukraine about the inadmissibility of supporting the actions of the Russian Federation through the operation of repeaters, the Belarusian side temporarily turned off the equipment. However, now the Belarusians have resumed their work.
At the same time, Andriy Demchenko emphasized that, despite the constant threat from Belarus, there has been no immediate formation of strike groups near the Ukrainian border to carry out a repeated land invasion.
