In two days, Russian equipment got into an accident six times in Belarus – media

At the same time, the Belarusian authorities carefully conceal the participation of the Russian military in these accidents.

Six accidents with Russian vehicles occurred in Belarus in two days / photo

On April 1 and 2, 6 accidents occurred in the Gomel region involving convoys of military equipment of the Russian Federation.

A number of Belarusian media outlets write about this, in particular , Flagstok , the MotolkoHelp project and Belarusian Gayun.

According to independent publications, the Belarusian authorities and services deliberately hide the involvement of Russian military equipment in these accidents.

On April 1, Belarusian state authorities reported about an accident that occurred near the village of Ivanovka in the Rechitsa district on the M10 highway, involving a Volkswagen car and a Mercedes-Benz 814 truck. At the same time, eyewitnesses on social networks report that there were 2 armored personnel carriers and Kamaz marked V.

https://www.unian.net/player/Wa3ZH9fCOn April 1 and 2, 6 road accidents involving convoys occurred in the Gomel region of Belarus

According to MotolkoHelp, the truck was driving at night, and a convoy of Russian vehicles was standing on one of the lanes of the highway with its headlights and lights off. The truck driver did not notice her and crashed.

On the same day, on the same highway in another place, an accident occurred involving Russian armored vehicles and a truck carrying food products.

In Gomel, a convoy of Russian military equipment, which was retreating from Ukraine, demolished a security island at the intersection of Ilyich and Zhemchuzhnaya streets.

The next day, April 2, the Russians had an accident in Mozyr. It is reported that KamAZ of Russian troops was on the side of Ryzhkov Street.

At the same time, near Borshchovka on the border of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, a minibus collided with a Russian UAZ military van.

On the same day, near Komarin on April 2, a Russian BMD-2 took off into a ditch.

Russian equipment in a ditch / photo by Belaruska Gayun