Russia could have brought new batch of missiles to Belarus - Belarusian Hajun

This is reported by the Belarusian Hajun monitoring group.

The group reported that from March 25 to March 30, 4 Russian heavy transport aircraft An-124 Ruslan arrived at the Gomel airport. This activity has already been noted before. 

"And this morning in the Gomel district, a convoy of military equipment consisting of 5 truck tractors (presumably KamAZ) without registration plates, which could carry 4 missiles for S-300/400 air defense systems, was spotted. According to eyewitnesses, the convoy was moving as part of the Belarusian traffic police in the direction of Zyabrovka airfield," the report says. 

Zyabrovka airfield is home to Russian military personnel and S-300/400 air defense systems. This is not the first time that the group has recorded the transportation of missiles for the S-300/400 in the Gomel district.

• On March 29, it was reported that the Russian army was trying to organize provocations on the Ukrainian-Belarusian border. This is evidenced by Ukraine’s Security Service’s interception of a phone conversation of a Russian soldier.

• Earlier it was reported that, according to the Russian human rights initiative GulaguNet, the Russian command had transferred to the Republic of Belarus participants in an anti-Ukrainian provocation planned in the interests of the Kremlin.