Russia transferred about 50 more "Urals" to Belarus - "Belarusian Gayun"
Russia has transferred at least 50 new Ural trucks to Belarus, which can be used for the Russian military at the Belarusian training ground.
This is reported by Censor.NET with reference to "Belarusian Gayun".
It is reported that on December 16, another echelon with equipment of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation arrived in Belarus from Russia.
So, the echelon departed from Mysyash railway station (Chelyabinsk region, Russian Federation) on December 11 and arrived at Osypovychi-1 railway station (Mohyliv region, Belarus) on December 16.
It is reported that approximately 50 units of new Ural trucks were dumped in the warehouse. Unloading began at 4:30 a.m. the same day.
"Gayun" notes that there are reasons to believe that the equipment is intended for the supply of the Russian Armed Forces, which are located at the "Osypovychskyi" training ground.
In addition, on December 11, a military echelon from the Mysyash station arrived at the Polonka station with a similar load (30 units of new Ural trucks).
We will remind you that earlier Russia transferred two more echelons with equipment of the Russian Air Force to Belarus. They had at least 60 pieces of equipment.
A large convoy of medical vehicles of the Russian army was also spotted in Belarus.
