Military transport

Belarus Begins Shipping Part of Its Military Equipment to Russia by Rail

📍 On September 30, 2022, a group of empty railcars (flatcars), 72 in all, left Gotnya station (South-Eastern Railway) for Urechye station (Mogilev Division of the Belarusian Railway) to load military equipment for shipment to Russia.

Route of the empty railcars to the loading station: Gotnya (RZD) – Bryansk-Lgovsky (RZD) – Unecha (RZD) – Zlynka (RZD) – Zakopytye (BCh) – Gomel (BCh) – Zhlobin (BCh) – Osipovichi-I (BCh) – Urechye (BCh).

📍 The group of empty railcars arrived at Urechye station on October 1, 2022.

📍 From October 1 to 9, T-72A main battle tanks were loaded onto flatcars at Urechye station.

📍 On October 9, the first group of loaded flatcars, 20 in all, left for Uspenskaya station (North Caucasus Railway) and onward towards Donetsk (estimated arrival: October 19, 2022).

Route to Uspenskaya station: Urechye (BCh) – Osipovichi-I (BCh) – Mogilev-I (BCh) – Orsha-Central (BCh) – Osinovka (BCh) – Krasnoe (RZD) – Valutino (RZD) – Bryansk-Lgovsky (RZD) – Lgov-Kievsky (RZD) – Otrozhka (RZD) – Novocherkassk (RZD) – Uspenskaya (RZD).

Route length: 2,001 km.

Route of the troop train from Urechye station to Uspenskaya station

Note that we reported earlier on the removal of part of the ammunition from the 46th Missile and Ammunition Arsenal of the Belarusian Armed Forces to Russia.

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