On October 26, a swarm of russian Shahed drones entered Belarus from Ukraine. Initial reports indicate that at least seven drones navigated through a designated transit corridor stretching from Slavutych to Prypiat, targeting areas near Brahin and Pinsk/Stolin region in southwestern Belarus.
The first drone entry was recorded at 02:51, with subsequent entries occurring at intervals of a few minutes – 04:34, 04:43, 05:19, 06:02, and 06:05. In addition to these confirmed entries, three more drones were detected moving toward Belarus, although their arrival remains unverified, with sightings logged at 03:20, 06:37, and 09:38.
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Crucially, the Ukrainian Air Forces disclosed that one of the UAVs failed to return after entering Belarusian airspace, resulting in its loss on foreign territory.
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