A batch of T-72 tanks transferred from Russia to Belarus

The Russians continue to transfer equipment to the territory of Belarus.

The fact that tanks were moving was reported by the analysts of the Belarusian monitoring group Belaruskiy Hayun.

They noted that the echelon with at least 12 T-72 tanks left the Bui railway station in the Kostroma region of the Russian Federation on December 8, and arrived at the Zaslonovo station in the Vitebsk region of Belarus on December 10.

They also emphasized that near the Zaslonovo station is the Lepelski training ground, where one of the groups of soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation has been stationed since October 2022. Presumably, these soldiers were mobilized in the last campaign.

“It can be assumed that the transfer of tanks there may mean the training of Russian tankers at this training ground,” the monitoring group Belaruskiy Hayun reports.

At the end of November, the monitoring group reported on the transfer of Russian Tor-M2 air defense systems to the territory of Belarus. This regards 15 units of SAMs and engineering equipment.

The echelon was moving from the Russian Yeysk station to the Lisna railway station (Brest branch of the Belarusian Railway).

According to analysts, Russian equipment, including T-80 tanks, engineering vehicles and communication vehicles, began to be transferred from the Obuz-Lesnovsky combat training range (Baranovichy district, Brest region) towards the Brestsky training ground (Brest district, Brest region) on December 12.

The Brestsky training ground is located near the Belarusian-Ukrainian border.

They noted that the equipment is being redeployed as part of the formation of a joint grouping of the troops of Belarus and the Russian Federation.

As previously reported, Belarusian medics have begun to receive “mobilization notices”. Medics and nurses, both men and women, are summoned to military commissariats.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in its summary made on the morning of December 12, reported that there were no signs of the formation of enemy offensive groups.