For the first time in Unique footage filmed by Russian soldiers during the invasion of Ukraine has appeared on the Internet.
This was reported by URA-Inform with reference to journalists from the Schemes project.
The video, found on the action – the camera of one of the occupiers in the Kyiv region, became important evidence that the regime of Alexander Lukashenko allowed Russia to use Belarusian territory to attack Ukraine.
The recording, presented by journalists from the Schemes project in a new investigation, “Prisoners were brutally interrogated here: a camp in Belarus,” shows the movement of a column of Russian equipment crossing the border, going through Chernobyl and ending up near Kiev. The camera, found after the expulsion of occupation troops from the Kyiv region, provided for the first time irrefutable evidence of official Minsk’s involvement in the Russian aggression.
The recording begins early in the morning of February 24, 2022. The camera captures a long Russian column freely moving through Belarus in the direction of the Belarusian-Ukrainian border. The Russians are not expected to encounter any obstacles along the way.
The very next day, February 25, the equipment ends up in Ukraine, moving towards Chernobyl. On February 26, the recording captures the entry into the city of Ivankov in the Kiev region, and in the evening of the same day, the column reaches the village of Shibenne near Kyiv.
Despite these facts, Alexander Lukashenko continues to deny his role in the Russian invasion. In an October interview, he claimed that he did not give any permission and that Putin himself decides how to withdraw troops from Belarus.
“How do you know that I gave consent to the use of Belarusian territory? Don't reproach me for giving it, I didn't give it… It’s Putin’s business where to withdraw the troops – through Kyiv, he could withdraw through Minsk,” Lukashenko said then.
Recall that it was previously reported that Putin made another decision on attacks on Kyiv: media found out what the Russian Armed Forces are preparing for.