Map showing the Shahed drone’s course. Inscription on the right says the drone entered Belarus near Kravtsovka and headed towards Gomel at 02:29, and the one in the centre-left says that a Belarusian fighter jet was in the air between 03:10-04:00. Illustr
At least one Russian Shahed drone entered Belarusian airspace from Ukraine on the night of 29-30 October.
Source: Belaruski Hajun, a Belarusian military monitoring project
Details: Telegram sources reported that a drone entered Belarusian airspace near the village of Kravtsovka in the Gomel district at 02:29 on 30 October and headed towards Gomel.
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A Belarusian fighter jet took off from the Baranovichi airfield to intercept the drone around 03:10 and circled Belarusian skies in the southeast of the country until 04:00.
Belaruski Hajun said it was unclear what had happened to the drone.
Background: Ukraine’s Air Force reported that Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 62 drones and UAVs of an unidentified type and launched a missile strike on a residential area in Sumy Oblast on the night of 29-30 October. A total of 33 Russian drones have been intercepted and destroyed, while another 25 disappeared from radar.
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