Belarus Sent 31 Railcars of Military Equipment to Russia’s Tank Reserve Base

A train carrying military equipment was spotted in Belarus, heading for a Russian army tank reserve base.

This is stated in an analytical report by the Belarusian railway community for the second and third quarters of 2025.

According to the study, the movements took place between April 1 and September 30, 2025, and were systematic in nature.

This involved both the transfer of equipment stored at Belarusian bases and the dispatch of individual pieces of weaponry for repair.

One of the recorded episodes was the dispatch of a train from the Borisov station of the Belarusian railway.

The sender was the 814th Technical Support Center of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Belarus.

The train consisted of 32 cars, 31 of which were loaded with military equipment. The cargo was headed for the 1311th Central Tank Reserve Base of the Russian Armed Forces.

Analysts note that the route and final destination indicate that the equipment was transferred from storage facilities in Belarus directly for the benefit of the Russian army.

In addition, during the reporting period, another large shipment of military equipment was recorded, which concerned Belarusian air defense units.

A train carrying equipment from the 377th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces of the Republic of Belarus departed from the Polotsk station. The train was headed for the Onokhoy station on the East Siberian Railway in Russia.

According to available data, the train consisted of 31 platforms with military equipment and one car with components. These were likely elements of anti-aircraft missile systems.

The purpose of the shipment, as noted in the analysis, was for overhaul and maintenance at Russian repair facilities.