From March to September 2022, 65,089 tonnes of ammunition (1,940 railcars) were shipped by rail from Belarus to Russia.
Ammunition shipped, by month:
- March 2022: 297 tonnes (26 railcars);
- April 2022: 22,534 tonnes (689 railcars);
- May 2022: 8,606 tonnes (200 railcars);
- June 2022: 6,033 tonnes (162 railcars);
- July 2022: 6,750 tonnes (175 railcars);
- August 2022: 6,390 tonnes (246 railcars);
- September 2022: 14,479 tonnes (442 railcars).
Main departure (loading) stations on the Belarusian Railway:
— Gomel Division of the Belarusian Railway:
- Novobelitskaya (312 tonnes loaded);
- Khoyniki (103 tonnes loaded);
- Rechitsa (1,078 tonnes loaded);
- Dobrush (21,549 tonnes loaded);
- Yelsk (56 tonnes loaded);
- Kozenki (1,236 tonnes loaded);
- Kalinkovichi (235 tonnes loaded);
- Vasilevichi (192 tonnes loaded);
- Tsentrolit (13,323 tonnes loaded).
— Baranovichi Division of the Belarusian Railway:
- Lida (421 tonnes loaded);
- Baranovichi-Polesskie (608 tonnes loaded);
- Luninets (1,573 tonnes loaded).
— Minsk Division of the Belarusian Railway:
- Kolodishchi (54 tonnes loaded);
- Bobr (1,459 tonnes loaded);
- Zaslonovo (20 tonnes loaded).
— Brest Division of the Belarusian Railway:
- Lesnaya (7 tonnes loaded);
- Bronnaya Gora (15,601 tonnes loaded);
- Brest-Vostochny (21 tonnes loaded).
— Mogilev Division of the Belarusian Railway:
- Osipovichi-I (7,241 tonnes loaded).
The main consignees of railcars with explosive materials are:
- Joint Strategic Command of the Western Military District;
- Joint Strategic Command of the Eastern Military District;
- Joint Strategic Command of the Southern Military District;
- Financial Support Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defence for Samara Oblast;
- 71st Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade (Military Unit 01879);
- Headquarters of Military Unit 07264;
- Military Unit 57229.
