In the first 9 months of this year, Russia supplied Belarus with more than 2500 tons of ammunition, dozens of pieces of equipment and components by rail.
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According to @belzhd_live, the largest supplies of ammunition were made to the 2631st air base of missile weapons and ammunition (Prudok, Vitsiebsk region).
A total of 43 cars with ammunition arrived in Prudok in July-August, with a total weight of about 1100 tons.
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A total of 43 cars with ammunition arrived in Prudok in July-August, with a total weight of about 1100 tons.
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Ammunition was shipped there from:
• the 12th arsenal for storage of aviation weapons of destruction of the Russian Air Force (Patrikeyevo station);
• the 13th Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Defense Ministry (Kotovo station);
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• the 12th arsenal for storage of aviation weapons of destruction of the Russian Air Force (Patrikeyevo station);
• the 13th Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Defense Ministry (Kotovo station);
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• Joint Strategic Command of the South Military District (Martsevo station);
• the 559th Guards Bomber Aviation Regiment (Morozovskaya station);
• the 859th center for combat use and re-training of naval aviation flight personnel of the Russian Navy (Yeisk station);
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• the 559th Guards Bomber Aviation Regiment (Morozovskaya station);
• the 859th center for combat use and re-training of naval aviation flight personnel of the Russian Navy (Yeisk station);
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• JSC Plastmass Plant (Potanino station).
It’s known that the largest number of cars with ammunition were sent to Prudok from the 13th arsenal of the Russian Defense Ministry – 25 cars with missile weapons.
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It’s known that the largest number of cars with ammunition were sent to Prudok from the 13th arsenal of the Russian Defense Ministry – 25 cars with missile weapons.
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Trains with ammunition (total of 1430 tons) also arrived from Russia to the following Belarusian stations: Bobr (the 391st artillery ammunition base), Stoubtsy (the 25th arsenal of missile and artillery armament) and Tsentralit (the 1393rd artillery ammunition base).
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In 2024, there were at least 4 deliveries of military equipment from Russia. 6 cars with artillery equipment arrived at Navabelitskaya station, 6 cars with vehicles and 7 cars with tracked vehicles – at Aziaryshcha station, and 10 cars with radar equipment – at Lida station.
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