Russia is moving its equipment to the territory of Belarus. The activity of railway echelons was recorded in the Railwaymen’s Community of Belarus, which regularly reports on the equipment being moved from Belarus to the Russian Federation and vice versa.

Information about the transfer of Tor-M2 SAMs was published in the Telegram channel.

It is noted that the echelon was moving from the Russian Yeysk station to the Lisna railway station (Brest branch of the Belarusian Railway).

The train was on the road for 4 days and carried at least 15 units of the Tor-M2 SAMs, along with 10 units of engineering equipment.

Previously, the Lisna railway station appeared in the Railwaymen’s Community reports in the context of the transfer of Russian Armed Forces personnel and equipment to the territory of Belarus.

Thus, for the period from October 15 to 30, at least 58 passenger train cars were recorded at the “Lisna” and “Polonka” railway stations.

Transfer of equipment was also recorded. Those included fuel tankers, trucks, Uragan multiple rocket launchers, Grad multiple rocket launchers, and armored vehicles. In addition, tracked vehicles, namely BMPs, and MT-LBs, were spotted. The engineering equipment, including pontoon crossings, BREM-1 armored repair and recovery vehicles, and MDK-3 engineering vehicles, was also transferred.

The Lisna railway station is located next to the 230 Obuz-Lesnovsky combat training range (Baranovichy district, Brest region).

Tor-M2 is a Russian short-range anti-aircraft missile system designed to destroy aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, anti-radar, and other guided missiles, guided bombs, and unmanned aerial vehicles.

Tor-M2 is capable of detecting targets at ranges of up to 27 km. It can hit targets at a distance of up to 12 km and at an altitude of up to 6 km (10 km for the Tor-M2 with the 9M338 missile). The maximum speed of targets hit by this SAM is 700 m/s. One self-propelled launcher can carry 16 missiles.

As previously reported, the General Staff of the Armed Forces expects the transfer of Russian units from the territory of Belarus to the temporarily occupied areas of Ukraine.