In Belarus, a convoy with S-300 systems moves towards Ukraine (video)


In Belarus, eyewitnesses observed a convoy of about 50 Belarusian military equipment with four S-300 air defense systems moving towards Ukraine
This is reported and published by the corresponding video MotolkoHelp .
At about 8 pm Minsk time, eyewitnesses saw a convoy of military equipment of the armed forces of Belarus on the R-23 highway in the direction from Minsk to Slutsk.
Before that, at about 17:30, part of this column was seen near the village of Mikhanovichi in the vicinity of Minsk.
Eyewitnesses filmed the video at the intersection of the R-23 and M1 highways.
17:30
— MotolkoHelp (@MotolkoHelp) April 1, 2022
A column of military equipment was seen near Mikhanovichy (Minsk district), moving towards the Mikhanovichy- Hatava intersection. The equipment includes S-300 missile systems and technical supply to it, MAZ trucks, 5N66 low altitude detection radar, and F52 container.
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20:00
— MotolkoHelp (@MotolkoHelp) April 1, 2022
A column of Belarusian equipment was seen on the R-23 highway in the direction of Slutsk. There were ~50 units, incl. S-300 missile systems.
These are two columns joint into one. The vehicles were seen in the Minsk district near the interchange of M1 and R-23 highways.
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