Kyiv Says Belarus Reactivated Relays that Helped Russian Drones Strike a Gas Station and Passenger Train Near Ukraine’s Border with Poland
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Kyiv says Belarus reactivated relays that helped Russian drones strike a gas station and passenger train near Ukraine’s border with Poland
Belarus has once again activated relays near its border that help guide Russian drones to their targets, according to Andriy Demchenko, a spokesperson for Ukraine’s State Border Guard Service.
The impact on the border crossing of Yagodin on the border with Poland was made possible by Belarus' re-activation of repeaters, as announced by the Ukrainian State Border Service representative Andrei Demchenko to the Ucrynform Agency.
Russian drones who attacked the area of the international crossing point "Yagodin" at the border between Ukraine and Poland allegedly received a signal via repeaters on the territory of Belarus, as announced by the Speaker of the Ukrainian State Border Service, Andrei Demchenko.
Russian drones may have used repeaters in Belarus during an attack in the area of the Yagodine crossing point.
Sergei Brachuk stated that Ukraine was taking measures to counter repeaters in Belarus, which helped Russians attack western Ukraine.
The Ukrainian border service, Andrei Demchenko, announced this to the Ukrinformou, a television station called Rain: news, video, air, online, archives, and a programme of transmissions.
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