Ukraine denounces the sending of about twenty Iranian drones to Belarus by Russia

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Oct. 7 (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Ukrainian military authorities have warned this Friday that Russia would have sent to Belarus up to twenty Iranian-made kamikaze drones.

As detailed by the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces department for the western region, Russia has already sent the drones to the Luninets airfield in southern Belarus.

The city of Luninets is located just 55 kilometers from the border with Ukraine, so the Ukrainian Army fears that in the future these drones could be used to attack its territory.

Ukrainian authorities have repeatedly denounced that Russia is using drones allegedly supplied by Iran. From kyiv it has been reported that its troops have managed to shoot down some of these unmanned aerial vehicles.