Russia transferred Krasukha-4 electronic warfare systems to Belarus.

Against the backdrop of the concentration of NATO forces near the borders of Belarus and the Union State, Russia began to send unique Krasukha-4 electronic warfare systems to the territory of a neighboring state. The capabilities of the latter are more than enough to counteract NATO reconnaissance aircraft, and, if necessary, electronic countermeasures can easily disrupt the operation of the Alliance's weapons.

The information and news agency Avia.pro obtained a photograph of the Krasukha-4 electronic warfare complex on one of the highways in Belarus. The source does not specify exactly how many complexes moved as part of a military convoy, however, earlier there was information that such complexes were sent to neighboring Belarus. According to a number of data, it was the latter that could interrupt the provocative mission of an American military aircraft, although the United States categorically refutes this, emphasizing that technical malfunctions identified during the flight were to blame.

Military exercises in Belarus will begin next week and will become one of the largest in recent decades - according to a number of data, up to 30 Russian military personnel can take part in them.