A train with Belarusian tanks for Russia left from the Urechye station (Lyubansky district, Minsk region) to the Uspenskaya station (Rostov region, Russia).

Railway Workers of Belarus community reports this.

A total of 24 Т-72А tanks removed from storage were included in the echelon.

The video and documents confirming the shipment were also published.

They emphasize that the village of Urichye, where the 969th Tank Reserve Base is located, is the starting point for the echelon.

Analysts of the Belarussian Gayun project report that this is the sixth batch of reactivated tanks, which Belarus handed over to the Russian Federation.

The cargo should arrive approximately on October 26.

They emphasize that in recent weeks, at least 94 Т-72А tanks and up to 44 Ural trucks were dispatched to Russia.

At the same time, the Belarusian authorities claim that the Russian Federation is transferring its equipment and personnel into the country as part of the deployment of a joint group of troops.

Belarus is expecting the arrival of 9,000 Russian servicemen, approximately 170 tanks, up to 200 armored fighting vehicles, and about 100 guns and mortars with a caliber of over 100 mm.

Also, flights of MiG-31, which are carriers of Kinzhal Kh-47М or R-37 missiles, were recorded in Minsk.

The White House states that Russia and Belarus could be building up their troops on the border with Ukraine to pull Ukrainian forces from Donbas or the south. John Kirby, White House National Security Council spokesman, mentioned there was no indication that Belarus was ready to directly enter the war against Ukraine.