Media: Russia Is Moving Troops From Belarus To Rostov

Russia is taking its mobilized troops to Matveev-Kurgan.

The Russian Federation is currently moving military equipment and troops from the Belarusian station Slonim to the Rostov region of Russia by rail. On Sunday, February 26, the Belarusian Haiun monitoring group and the Community of Railway Workers of Belarus reported this on their Telegram channel, according to korrespondent.net.

The message reads that on February 25, a military train of the Russian Federation was sent from the Slonim station in the Hrodna region to the Matveev-Kurgan station in the Rostov region, 30 km from the border with Ukraine.

The train consisted of 51 cars including:

five passenger car (with personnel of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, about 250 people there);

three covered cars (with military equipment);

43 platform cars.

Date of arrival at the destination station - March 4.