Ukraine missile fell into Belarus territory! This is a violation of Belarus’ territory and sovereignty!
Currently, Belarusian President Lukashenko has ordered an investigation into the incident.
The Russian army carried out large-scale bombing on the same day
On December 29, the Russian army carried out large-scale bombing across Ukraine, and Ukraine activated the air defense system to respond.
According to media reports, a Ukrainian army S-300 anti-aircraft missile fell into Belarus.
The specific location is in the city of Ivanovo in the Brest region. No casualties were caused. The last time a similar incident occurred in
occurred on November 15, and it was also the Ukrainian army's S-300.
The missile "deviated" and fell into Poland, causing casualties.
But the nature of this time is obviously different, because it is an ally of Russia and the sworn enemy of Ukraine.
And it is still unclear whether the missile has carried out a cross-border strike. If so, the consequences will be quite serious.
Judging from various information, there are two possibilities for this incident.
The first possibility is that Ukrainian missiles fell into Belarus in order to intercept Russian military targets.
The second possibility is that the Belarusian air defense system was activated and shot down the missile from Ukraine.
may cause a catastrophe
This incident first shows that there is indeed a problem with the accuracy of Ukraine's missiles, because this is not the first time such a mistake has occurred.
Secondly, it may lead to very serious consequences.
Because the outside world has been speculating that Russia and Belarus may join forces at any time to launch an attack on Ukraine. What
needs most now is a reasonable and sufficient reason.
Perhaps Lukashenko is waiting for such an opportunity to fight side by side with Putin .
It is worth mentioning that the Belarusian army has entered a state of combat readiness.
In the Brest region, Russia and Belarus have also deployed a large number of troops.
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