Over thirty Russian drones have entered Belarus, according to "Belaruski Hayun."

On the night of December 2, 31 Russian drone entered Belarus. Six of them were lost in terms of location.

This was reported by the monitoring group "Belaruski Hayun."

It is known that the drones passed through the "Belarusian corridor" and flew towards Loyev, Brahin, Rychytsa, Mozyr, Homel, and Khoiniki. Notably, one of them was heading towards Belarus, then turned around and flew back to Russia, from where it once again turned back towards Belarus and then back to Russia again, as stated in the report.

The first incident was recorded at 23:03, when a drone entered the "Belarusian corridor" through Komarin and, after flying over Belarusian territory, headed towards Chernobyl, the monitoring group reported.

Throughout the night, the Belarusian Air Force did not take off. Meanwhile, according to Ukrainian Air Forces, six drones were lost in terms of location over the territories of Belarus and Russia during the night.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that on the night of December 2, occupants struck Terнопіль. A drone hit a multi-story building, causing shock waves that damaged windows of nearby buildings, schools, and 20 cars. There is information about one fatality.