New Russian Drones Are Being Tested In Belarus
1- 14.02.2026, 15:43
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ISW analysts revealed the details.
Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War ISW confirm front line changes based on geolocated footage released on February 12 and 13.
It is reported that Ukrainian forces have recently advanced near Oleksandrivka, Donetsk region. A video from February 13 shows Russian drone operators striking Ukrainian positions in the central part of the village of Otradnoye (south of Oleksandrivka), indicating that the Ukrainian armed forces are in control of the area.
Ukrainian forces have also made advances near Gulyaypol, Zaporizhzhya region. Ukrainian military observer Konstantin Mashovets reported on February 12 the liberation of the settlements of Dobropillya, Priluki and Olenokonstantinovka, which forced Russian troops to retreat eastward beyond the T-0401 highway.
At the same time, Russian troops have a confirmed advance in the Slavyansk direction. Images for February 12-13 indicate that Russian forces have advanced northeast of Liman and in the northern part of Drobyshevo.
Experts have paid attention to activity in Belarus. It is reported that the Belarusan military continues to test means of fighting drones. On February 13, it became known about the testing of the Russian-made Molot interceptor drone, which is launched from a handheld device. ISW notes Russia's efforts to further integrate Belarus into its military structures.
Analysts also point to a large-scale drone and missile attack across Ukraine on the night of February 13. Russian forces launched one Iskander-M ballistic missile and 154 drones of various types. Ukrainian air defense forces shot down 111 drones.
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