Oleksandr Kovalenko, a military-political analyst of the "Information Resistance" group, said that the fact that Russia exports S-300 missiles from Belarus indicates that the aggressor lacks ammunition. 

He wrote about this on his Telegram channel. 

Kovalenko emphasized that Russia inherited a large missile potential from the Soviet Union, but they were probably improperly stored, which is why they are no longer usable.

Oleksandr Kovalenko notes that apparently things are so bad in Russia that even 64 missiles that were in Belarus are important for them. 

"Therefore, we are already beginning to observe how even S-300 air defense systems are being dragged from Belarus, having previously been transferred there to create threats to Ukraine. In a certain sense, this also answers the question of the threat of invasion 2.0 from the territory of the Republic of Belarus in the near future," - the expert emphasized. 

Russia exports missiles from Belarus 

The monitoring group "Belarusian Gayun" reported that Russian Il-76s that could transport missiles from Belarus to the Rostov region of the Russian Federation had arrived in Belarus. 

It should be noted that on February 24, a full-scale attack on the territory of our country began from the territory of Belarus.

Also, from the territory of this state, Russia is shelling our country with its missiles.

Currently, the Russians are taking their mobilized troops to Belarus, and therefore there is a threat of a repeated attack from the territory of the Republic of Belarus.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces warns that in the event of a repeated offensive from Belarus , the

 enemy will suffer massive fire damage and suffer huge losses.

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