Belaruskaya Vyvedka: Lukashenka's Nightmare 'Minsk In Three Days' Becoming Reality

The dictator has absolutely no air cover against light and medium strike drones.

At a meeting of the Security Council some time ago, experts reported to Lukashenka on the state of the air defence system.

Sources of the Belaruskaya Vyvedka telegram channel have reported the following general conclusion: absolutely all modifications of S-300 and BUK air defense systems inherited from the Soviet Union are not able to detect and shoot down low-altitude targets with a small reflective surface ratio. In other words, absolutely all SAM systems would be unable to detect and shoot down UAVs flying at very low altitudes (50-150m).

The routes bypassing the air defense areas and crossing directly through such areas by medium combat drones have been simulated. The result: none of the "targets" were detected, 100% of the targets reached their targets. It got to the point that all air defence positions have not been changed for decades and are even marked on air traffic maps as helicopter landing pads, completely undisguised and viewable from satellites.

The only way recognized as effective is by using Russian S-400 and Pantsir systems. The urgent purchase of these systems was one of the topics of bargaining between Lukashenka and Putin in the Kremlin. However, the Ukrainian UAV strike against Moscow is likely to put a full stop to this bargaining. As they say, every miller draws water to his own mill, and the Russians are no longer concerned about their little brother.

The conclusion is that Lukashenko's regime is completely unprotected from the air against light and medium strike drones. All it can do is to cover with the existing Pantsirs parts of Minsk, where Lukashenka's residences and palaces are located, and with S-400 - the TNW storage base and several lines in the west and south direction. In other words, Lukashenka's army, as well as the entire Belarusian military, industrial and civilian infrastructure, turned out to be completely naked, just like the "king" himself ....

"Cops and MIA, KGB and Special Operations Forces, bravely breaking bricks on their heads at parades, are capable ONLY of forceful suppression of intimidated civilians and sluggish resistance in ground mobile defence, but in a modern military conflict will be defeated "in three days"... Lukashenka understands it very well and this is what has moved him to the last step of desperation - deployment of TNWs in Belarus. Given the "holey" air defence system of the country, he will not need it in case of a serious clash with NATO or even with Ukraine... Lukashenka's nightmare "Minsk in three days" is becoming a reality.