Ukrainian reconnaissance drone was able to fly to the Belarusian Brest, after which it was intercepted

February 3 2022 7

On February 3, Ukrainian Ambassador to Minsk Igor Kizim was summoned to the Belarusian Foreign Ministry. In the Belarusian Foreign Ministry, the Ukrainian diplomat was strongly protested in connection with the purposeful launch of an UAV by the Ukrainian security forces on the territory of the Republic of Belarus.

In addition, the Ukrainian military attaché from the Ukrainian embassy in Minsk, Colonel Sergei Katsuba, was summoned to the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Belarus. He was handed a note of protest in connection with the increasing cases of violations of the state border of the Republic of Belarus by Ukraine.

Another unfriendly step taken by Ukraine towards Belarus was duly documented by the Belarusian side. However, the Ukrainian side, as in the case of the Mi-8 military helicopter, illegally and defiantly who crossed the airspace of Belarus in early December 2021, will probably report that this is “hostile propaganda”.

On January 24, a small Ukrainian UAV Spectator-M1 (produced in Kiev at JSC "Meridian" named after S.P. Korolev) illegally crossed the air border of Belarus, flying 40 km deep into the territory of a neighboring country. He flew almost to Brest, trying to film the territory of the Brestsky training ground, where the joint Russian-Belarusian military exercises "Allied Resolve-2022" are taking place.

The aircraft that invaded the Belarusian sky is not an environmental or agricultural UAV that accidentally flew in the wrong place - it is a reconnaissance drone of one of the power structures of Ukraine and those who controlled it knew where it was heading. The Belarusian border guards recorded a violation, and the air defense system of the Republic of Belarus carried out a forced landing (interception) of the aircraft. None of the advertised secure communication channels helped the UAV to carry out its mission.

Based on the analysis of on-board equipment data, it was established for certain that it was sent from the territory of Ukraine. The place of take-off, the moment of crossing the state border and the route of movement were also clarified.

The UAV was launched at 10:58 near the village of Pishcha, Kovelsky district, Volyn region (Ukraine), 1,7 km from the border with the Republic of Belarus. After gaining a working altitude, the UAV crossed the state border near the village of Khmelishche, Malorita district of the Republic of Belarus. In accordance with the flight mission, the UAV flew to the area of the Brestsky training ground.

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Bulanov

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3 February 2022 15: 42

Now Ukraine will demand compensation for the downed drone?
1. Expert_Analyst_Forecaster
  
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  3 February 2022 15: 50
  
  So they didn't hit it. Forced to jail. However, you are right. The stupid ones can claim a refund.
2. gorskova.ir
  
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  3 February 2022 20: 40
  
  Nope. They have one song: "What are we for?" True, they licked a couplet from the "big ones": "It's not us." And here you in vain prompted them. I think they need it now.
Mantrid Machine

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3 February 2022 15: 45

Equipment from Alik, such as Radiomaster and Betaflight software
Oleshko2

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3 February 2022 16: 33

It's called barter. You give us electricity, we give you a drone with secret developments from aliexpress.
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MilaSH

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3 February 2022 19: 49

Belarus needs to draw conclusions on electricity for the enemy, and Russia needs to draw a hundred such conclusions
1. passing by
  
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  4 February 2022 08: 24
  
  And why not 30 million by the number of Ukrainians still alive? They are poor, already the last dirty cowards ready to give for Russian energy resources bought from EUROPEAN intermediaries. And fuck them. there are still kidneys and other liver not cut out, which can be used as payment.