Russian drones flood Belarusian airspace during overnight attack on Ukraine
At least 21 Russian Shahed-type attack drones flew into Belarus, including three directly from Russian territory, the Belaruski Gayun monitoring group reported on Telegram on Dec. 3, detailing their routes during the overnight attack on Ukraine.
The drones entered Belarusian airspace from Ukraine and Russia’s Bryansk Oblast, flying toward the cities of Mazyr, Bragin, Gomel, and Rechitsa.
The Belarusian Air Force did not scramble fighter jets to intercept the attack.
On Dec. 2, Belaruski Gayun reported that as many as 148 Russian Shahed and three reconnaissance drones had entered Belarusian airspace in November.
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