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Information on the Quantity of Ammunition Transported from Belarus, March–September 2022

From March to September 2022, 65,089 tonnes of ammunition (1,940 railcars) were transported by rail from Belarus to the Russian Federation.

Quantity of ammunition transported, broken down by month:

  • in March 2022, 297 tonnes (26 railcars) were transported;
  • in April 2022, 22,534 tonnes (689 railcars) were transported;
  • in May 2022, 8,606 tonnes (200 railcars) were transported;
  • in June 2022, 6,033 tonnes (162 railcars) were transported;
  • in July 2022, 6,750 tonnes (175 railcars) were transported;
  • in August 2022, 6,390 tonnes (246 railcars) were transported;
  • in September 2022, 14,479 tonnes (442 railcars) were transported.

Primary originating (loading) stations on the Belarusian Railway:

— Gomel Division of the Belarusian Railway:

  • Novobelitskaya (312 tonnes loaded);
  • Khoyniki (103 tonnes loaded);
  • Rechytsa (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:

  • Asipovichy-1 (7,241 tonnes loaded).

Primary consignees of railcars carrying 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 Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation for Samara Oblast;
  • 71st Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade (Military Unit 01879);
  • Headquarters of Military Unit 07264;
  • Military Unit 57229.

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