Alexander Lukashenko, the self-proclaimed President of Belarus, has said that he knows that Russian UAVs are flying into his country, but he attributes this to "inexperienced hands" and the operation of electronic warfare equipment.

Belarus has decided to suppress the facts regarding the entry of Russian Shahed kamikaze drones into its territory. This decision was made by Minsk, according to a statement from the self-proclaimed President of Belarus,

Three Shahed drones flew into Belarusian airspace on Oct. 3 as Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko was traveling by helicopter over the country, according to the monitoring group Belaruski Hajun.

Three Shahed drones were detected yesterday flying over Belarusian airspace on the same day that President Alexander Lukashenko was flying a helicopter over the country. This information was released by the "Belarusian Hajun" observation group,

Monitoring group "Belaruski Hayun" reports three Shahed drones launched in Russian aerial attack, flying from Ukraine to Belarus' Gomel region on October 3.

Shahed drones crossed into Belarusian airspace from Ukraine while dictator Alexander Lukashenko was in flight.

A Shahed drone, which entered the territory of Belarus on the morning of 3 October during Russia's air attack on Ukraine, exploded in Kalinkovichi, Gomel Oblast. Source: Belaruski Hajun, an independent Belarusian military monitoring media outlet Details: The analysts reported that at around 05:00,

Russian attack drones entered Belarus on Thursday, October 3, at a time when a helicopter carrying Belarusian self-proclaimed president Alexander Lukashenko was in the air, citing Belaruski Hayun. According to monitoring groups,