Dozens of Russian drones flew into Belarus again, with six of them reported missing, according to "Hayun."

During the night of December 1 to 2, 31 Russian drones entered Belarus. Six of them were lost in terms of location.

This information was reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing the monitoring group "Belaruski Hayun".

According to the monitoring channel, some drones entered Belarus multiple times.

In particular, it is known that the drones passed through the "Belarusian corridor" and flew towards Loyev, Brahin, Rechitsa, Mozyr, Gomel, and Khoiniki. Notably, one of them headed towards Belarus, then turned around and flew back to Russia, only to turn back to Belarus again before returning to Russia.

The first incident was recorded at 23:03, when a drone entered the "Belarusian corridor" through Komarin and, after flying over Belarus, headed towards Chernobyl.

Throughout the night, the duty aviation of the Belarusian Air Force did not take to the skies. However, according to the Ukrainian Air Force, six drones were lost in terms of location over Belarus and Russia during the night.

Night Attack by the Enemy

Recall that on the night of December 2, the occupiers struck Ternepol. A tar drone hit a multi-story building, damaging windows in nearby buildings, schools, and 20 vehicles. There is information about one fatality.

Additionally, the Russian army launched drones at Kyiv. About 20 UAVs were shot down over the capital and its approaches.

According to the Air Forces, Russia launched 110 drones at Ukraine on the night of December 2. As of 08:30, 52 drones have been confirmed shot down, with another 50 UAVs lost in terms of location.