Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Запорожская обл.: "Под #ГуляйПоле погибло много парней, кто служит в Чечне в Калиновской, никому нет дела, тела не забирают и на видео не все. Пусть нас услышат, многие остались лежать в Херсонской обл. на той стороне при отступлении" https://t.me/kavkaz_front/4202 #всрф #потерьнет

Dan (Twitter)

18-20. The VDV arrivals to Kreminna (twt 16-17) could possibly be battling🇺🇦airborne units: 25 Air Assault Bde are long known to be NW of town; 95th Air Assault Bde is SW. (twt 2, 5-6). I didn't reveal 95th before, but RU bloggers have since worked it out.
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@small10space:
Мінометники 95-ї ОДШБр про російське перемир'я https://t.co/hnQLEqtWrZ

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@guteniev Это он от зависти

MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

8 Russian fighters and 4 cargo aircraft arrived in Belarus.
According to our information, at least 8 fighters of the Russian Aerospace Forces arrived at the military airfield in Baranavichy from Russia today.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @KofmanMichael: Good piece by Jack. I find the tank discussion somewhat talismanic, but agree that it represents an important political decision point on whether to take the better kit from current fleets to support UA, as opposed to relying on older equipment in storage. 1/

MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Among them:
4 Su-34 with registration numbers:
• RF-95001 – arrived at 16:05;
• RF-*****4 – arrived at 16:05 (reg.number is being clarified);
• RF-81853 – arrived at 16:40;
• RF-81862 – arrived at 16:50.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

4 Su-30 with reg. numbers:
• RF-85805 – arrived at 15:50 (presumably Su-30);
• RF-85806 – arrived at 15:50 (presumably Su-30);
• RF-81874 – arrived at 16:20 from Kursk;
• RF-81875 – arrived at 16:20 from Kursk.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

All of them arrived in Baranavichy between 15:50 and 16:50 (Kyiv time). It is known that two Su-30SM arrived from Kursk (Russia). It’s notable that prior to the arrival of today’s fighters, two Su-34 of the Russian Aerospace Forces were already deployed in Baranavichy.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

In addition, we also know that four Russian military transport aircraft arrived in Baranavichy today:
• An-12 (RF-93586) – arrived at 12:46;
• An-12 (RF-12560) – arrived at 17:05;
• An-26 (RF-90319) – arrived at 17:10;
• An-12 (RF-95409) – arrived at 17:50.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Three of them arrived from Russia and one (RF-93586) has been deployed in Machulishchy since January 11. It flew to Baranavichy today and left at 14:05. According to our information, at least some of the aircraft brought some cargo – probably ammunition for fighters.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Most likely, the aircraft arrived to participate in the joint tactical flight exercises of the Belarusian and Russian Armed Forces, which the Belarusian Ministry of Defense announced on January 5. These exercises are expected to be held from January 16 to February 1.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

We recall that 12 Russian helicopters arrived in Belarus on January 8, and back then we suggested that during the upcoming exercise, the Russian aviation will be stationed at the airfields in Machulishchy and Baranavichy.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

We suggested that Lida, Luninets and Babruisk airfields might also be involved.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

However, the number of involved airfields may be higher, as the Belarusian MoD said in the announcement of the exercise on January 8; “All airfields and training grounds of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus will be involved in the tactical flight exercise.”
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