Air-raid sirens all over Ukraine: Russian MiG interceptor jet flew in Belarus again
Air-raid sirens sounded all over Ukraine on the morning of 25 January.
Source: air-raid sirens map; Belaruski Hajun, an independent Belarusian military monitoring media outlet, on Telegram
Details: Air-raid sirens sounded in the capital at 09:07, and then it spread all over the country in a few minutes.
An air-raid siren means that there is a threat of missile attacks or airstrikes. When you hear it, you need to go to a shelter.
The Belarusian monitoring media outlet announced that an AWACS aircraft, a support fighter, and a MiG-31K capable of carrying Kinzhal hypersonic missiles have taken off in Belarus.
In particular, at 08:30, a support fighter took off from Baranavichy, Belarus, then at 08:35, the A-50U AWACS aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces took off from Machulishchy airfield, Belarus.
And at 09:00 and 09:06, two MiG-31Ks of the Russian Aerospace Forces took off from Machulishchy.
At 10:55-10:56, all-clear signals were given all over Ukraine.
Background:
An air-raid siren was sounded throughout Ukraine on the afternoon of 24 January (at that time, a Russian MiG-31K was in the airspace of Belarus); the missile threat lasted for 40 minutes.
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