Russian S-300/400 Missiles New Shipment Arrived In Homiel

Some of the missiles headed to Mazyr.

One more shipment of S-300/400 missiles arrived in Belarus. Ammunition for the complexes could be delivered to the airfield in Zyabrouka. The occupiers had already used this location to shell Ukraine.

On Tuesday, August 9, at about 17:00, an Il-76 aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces landed at the Homiel airport, which could bring missiles for the S-300 and S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems. Obozrevatel reported this with the reference to Belarusian Telegram channels.

It is noted that the board left the airfield after an hour and a half - flew away around 18:30.

“We assume that this aircraft brought another batch of missiles to Belarus. A truck crane and two towing vehicles with 4 missiles for the S-300/400 air defence system were noticed at about 19.00 on the Homiel in the direction of the M8 highway. It is possible that the missiles are being transported to the Zyabrouka airfield, where the forces of the Russian Armed Forces are concentrated," the report says.

They also recorded the transportation of missiles from the Homiel direction towards Mazyr along the M10 highway towing vehicle marked with a “V” sign.

It is noted that the deliveries are ongoing for more than one day.

“According to current information, it can be assumed that there is preparation for missile attacks not only from the Homiel region but also from some locations in the Mazyr region,” the report says.