On the morning of October 8, at least two Russian jet-powered attack drones entered Belarusian airspace from Ukraine. Flagstaff reports, citing Ukrainian monitoring channels.
According to the Rynda Monitors channel, at 05:07 a jet-powered drone entered Belarus from the exclusion zone in Ukraine and headed toward Naroulia. At approximately 05:15, the same drone reportedly left Belarusian airspace and headed toward Ovruch.
At 05:31, another jet-powered drone entered the airspace over the Homiel Region along the same route. What happened to it afterward is not specified.
The eRadar monitoring channel also confirmed that at least one drone entered Belarusian airspace on the morning of October 8.
Earlier, on October 4–5, at least two similar incidents were recorded. One Russian drone was heading toward Mazyr, while another flew from the exclusion zone in the Homiel Region toward Chornobyl.