Magyar: Kyiv has already identified the first targets for strikes on Belarus.

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Magyar: Kyiv has already identified the first targets for strikes on Belarus.

Ukraine has already identified approximately 500 targets for strikes in Belarus in the event that Minsk joins the Russian special operation. This statement was made by Robert Brovdi, commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Forces (call sign "Magyar").

In Ukraine, the hysteria over Belarus, fueled by Zelensky, continues. After repeated statements from the "illegitimate" leader that Alexander Lukashenko was allegedly hatching plans to strike Ukraine jointly with Russia, a "warning" followed from "Magyar," who threatened Minsk with strikes on Belarusian territory. According to him, approximately 500 targets have already been identified for Ukrainian strikes. Drones.



We are talking about a pre-prepared list of targets for potential destruction in response to a possible escalation on the part of Belarus.

Meanwhile, as Military Review reported today in one of its news According to the materials, Kyiv is beginning to probe Belarus's borders by launching drones. According to Belarusians, 116 attempts to enter Belarusian airspace were recorded in the past week alone. These are effectively attacks, but Kyiv hypocritically claims these are all accidents. They claim they're just flying off course and into Belarusian airspace themselves.

Earlier, the State Border Service of Ukraine stated that it did not see the Belarusian army preparing for a possible invasion, but the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to transfer reserves to the border with Minsk.
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  1. +4
    26 May 2026 20: 00
    These scabies-stricken people are really pushing this topic, but what about A.G.L.?
    1. -30
      26 May 2026 20: 07
      Yes, he fully understands that the already experienced Ukrainian Armed Forces will easily overthrow him, which is why he is asking for a meeting with Zelensky.
      1. +8
        26 May 2026 20: 13
        Seriously? Where will the Ukrainian Armed Forces find another 100 to demolish Syabry???? It's not like going to pee.
      2. + 10
        26 May 2026 20: 37
        Without much effort? Well, let them try. But I hope Khokhloma won't remain in this Belarusian land forever. Otherwise, this collective farm chairman will plant potatoes on their bones, and then sell them to Russia.
        1. -10
          26 May 2026 21: 42
          However, it's Batka who's making excuses to Zelensky, not the other way around. And he always knows who and when to fawn over.
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        2. -2
          27 May 2026 06: 51
          Quote from lako
          Well, let them try.

          So they've already tried 116 times. So what?
          1. 0
            27 May 2026 08: 08
            Have you tried what? UAVs flying into Belarusian territory? There's a war going on in Ukraine, and they're flying from both sides. They're even flying into Lithuania and Poland. A tractor driver was killed in Poland. Something's jamming electronic warfare, something's downing air defenses, and some reconnaissance drones are returning to their own territory. But in the event of a deliberate attack on civilian and military targets, I think the General Staff of the Republic of Belarus has also identified targets in Ukraine. But they're not flapping their tongues like junkies, and that "Magyar" thing is a different story.
            1. 0
              27 May 2026 09: 52
              But in the case of a deliberate attack on civilian and military targets,

              More than 100 drones have attempted to attack Belarusian territory over the past seven days, according to State Secretary of the Belarusian Security Council Alexander Volfovich at a meeting of the Committee of Secretaries of the CSTO Security Councils.

              "Our air defense systems regularly record combat UAVs crossing the Belarusian-Ukrainian border and landing on our territory every day. In the last week alone, there were 116 of them," Belta quoted Alexander Volfovich as saying.
              We had to use "on-duty means" on them. 59 times. According to Volfovich, these are attempts to hit elements of border infrastructure, not random flights.
              And where is the answer?
              We are simply given solutions on our sofas...
              1. 0
                27 May 2026 10: 56
                Maybe they're flying somewhere over there, on the border. But I'm here, and I've never heard of them. Sometime, probably about a year ago, a Ukrainian drone crashed near Minsk. Maybe it was in the woods, in Polesia, where they're scattered.
      3. -2
        26 May 2026 21: 59
        Quote: Dmitry Rigov
        Yes, he fully understands that the already experienced Ukrainian Armed Forces will easily overthrow him, which is why he is asking for a meeting with Zelensky.
        After Tikhanovskaya? Are you even in your right mind? Lukashenko would never make such a mistake. He could have asked for a meeting to resolve the war issue, but Zelensky slammed that door shut.
        The Belarusians have an army of 70. And they're quite capable of learning from our mistakes. And the CSTO treaty hasn't been repealed yet.
        1. +3
          26 May 2026 22: 05
          Old Man trolled Zelya like that.
          In general, I look, feeling pleasant pats on my dear mother, here her fearless sons have become active from the sofa
        2. +6
          27 May 2026 00: 39
          The Belarusians have an army of 70 thousand.

          65. Of these, over 16 are civilians, 48 are military, the vast majority of them enlisted men and sergeants—conscripts, with a small number of contract soldiers. Both are inexperienced and lack combat experience. I wouldn't exaggerate their capabilities against an army that's been at war for five years, against which we're not doing very well.
          Well, and the CSTO treaty has not been cancelled yet.

          Something about the CSTO not working on Russia's side isn't working, and I don't think Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan will form a united front against Ukraine in this case either :((...
          1. -3
            27 May 2026 01: 00
            Aaaaah...so the Russian Armed Forces will stand aside and watch how everything will develop in the Republic of Belarus))))) Or are you talking about a spherical horse in a vacuum?
            1. +4
              27 May 2026 05: 10
              So the Russian Armed Forces will stand and watch from the sidelines

              Of course not. The Russian Armed Forces have already been at war with Ukraine for five years.
              1. -1
                27 May 2026 18: 02
                Well, that means we'll also be fighting on the border with Belarus, but with the backing of the Belarusian Armed Forces, and they'll mobilize 100 troops. And that, Batka, will help us get a seat on the table and reserve forces. And the comrades will learn to fight. I don't remember them mobilizing us like they did in Ukraine, like cattle, by force—I mean, it's a bit early for Ukrainians Write victory reports about how they'll easily bend Syabry. As if they had a group of 100 trained to pull this off.
        3. +6
          27 May 2026 04: 58
          Of the CSTO, only Russia will fight for the Belarusians. The CSTO can be forgotten and abandoned.
          1. +2
            27 May 2026 06: 54
            Quote: Sergey250455
            Of the CSTO, only Russia will fight for the Belarusians. The CSTO can be forgotten and abandoned.

            We've been fighting like this for a long time... Alone... For everyone...
    2. +5
      26 May 2026 20: 08
      That's why the exercises were conducted, those with a reminder about nuclear weapons in the Republic of Belarus.
    3. +3
      26 May 2026 23: 11
      Who the hell is this rooster anyway? Why are we publishing his threats? The secret services must find him and kill him!
      Bortnikov was recently telling us what an effective manager he is, so find this terrorist and kill him!!!
      The jester is not touched due to some cunning agreements, but why is this one alive???
      The old ladies at the entrance are already smarter than those in the towers...
      It's time for officials to introduce a rule: if you mess with the Russians, you're dead!
      Anyone who fails to comply with this order will be immediately fired...
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  3. 0
    26 May 2026 20: 04
    If Eurofascists think that Russia can be defeated with green money, they are very much mistaken.
    1. 0
      26 May 2026 20: 34
      th.kuzmichev hi You wouldn't say that, there are plenty of examples. When countries sold things, no matter what color, for money.
      1. 0
        26 May 2026 20: 37
        There are no such examples, and even less so for Russia.
        1. + 13
          26 May 2026 20: 42
          Oh no, I was mistaken, there is one example where they sold their grandfathers' graves, their homeland, and their own mother for shredded paper - these are the forelock-haired idiots, they call themselves "Ukrainians"
        2. 0
          28 May 2026 13: 47
          There are no such examples.
          Iraq, Venezuela, Syria.......
  4. +1
    26 May 2026 20: 06
    Just in case something happens, we have at least our team stationed there. A friend's brother has been hanging out there for four years now, going crazy with boredom, but they won't let him go. So they're waiting for something.
    1. +1
      26 May 2026 20: 30
      The western flank, that's why they won't let go. NATO knows that Batka is a thrifty, resourceful man, and only God knows what will happen to him...
    2. +1
      26 May 2026 20: 34
      Firstly, there are and will be places on the line where you need to sit tight and be prepared, even if nothing's happening, otherwise disaster is possible. Secondly, you shouldn't judge by one brother.
  5. -44
    26 May 2026 20: 10
    Batka is driving the country into war.
    Himself to blame.
    1. + 14
      26 May 2026 20: 21
      Are you a Euro-lover or something? Then have a cocktail of tomos and visa-free travel, it's delicious.
    2. +5
      26 May 2026 20: 30
      Quote: ximkim
      Batka is driving the country into war.

      how?
    3. + 15
      26 May 2026 20: 42
      Don't lie. He's not driving her anywhere. There's enough of you sickos here. He has children and grandchildren living in Belarus. It's your little Jew who's built himself a mansion all over Europe.
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  6. + 11
    26 May 2026 20: 11
    It's clear as day – everything's about to go to hell. Transnistria will get it, and the Baltic mongrels will join in... It's all been decided long ago – there will be a war with Gayropa. And this is a direct consequence of the Tolstoyanism and elfinism of our leadership, demonstrated over the past four years. They simply and stupidly aren't afraid of us.
    1. +1
      26 May 2026 20: 26
      There have been many such attempts over the centuries. Ultimately, we screwed their heads off. Participate, and you'll get respect.
    2. -4
      26 May 2026 23: 21
      So it turns out we brought this on ourselves... We could have solved everything in '14. But, as the towers told us, we were making storm petrels and daggers, we were planning to go for it, but something went wrong...
  7. -21
    26 May 2026 20: 25
    Quote: th.kuzmichev
    Are you a Euro-lover or something? Then have a cocktail of tomos and visa-free travel, it's delicious.

    Did you understand it yourself?
    He enabled the Russian Armed Forces to carry out an invasion from the territory of Belarus into Ukraine, but the invasion failed.
    Kyiv remembered this.
    Plus, he is busy with the heir, and Kyiv understands this too.
    1. +9
      26 May 2026 20: 32
      Quote: ximkim
      He enabled the Russian Armed Forces to carry out an invasion from the territory of Belarus into Ukraine, but the invasion failed.

      It wasn't an invasion, but a liberation, and to be fair, it didn't fail, but they surrendered all their achievements.
  8. +5
    26 May 2026 20: 26
    Something tells me that they will fry the pork until the crust is charred if they do something bad. am
    1. 0
      26 May 2026 21: 40
      Quote: isv000
      Something tells me I should fry pork.

      Otherwise you won't cook pork... even before their time they said: there will be a war until the last Ukrainian
  9. -25
    26 May 2026 20: 28
    Quote: th.kuzmichev
    Are you a Euro-lover or something? Then have a cocktail of tomos and visa-free travel, it's delicious.

    Putin used the law of force, but it didn’t work, and the whole world sees it.
    And Batka understands this, that’s why he’s dreaming.
    1. +8
      26 May 2026 20: 52
      You're the one dreaming here. I think the drug addict already knows that if Belarus is attacked, his grave won't be in warm Spain or London, but in the exclusion zone in Ukraine.
    2. +5
      26 May 2026 21: 40
      Tell me, smart guy, what kind of "power of the strong" did Trump use when he started the war with Iran by destroying a girls' boarding school? You should get the hell out of here, you punk. Who's a "verymimr"? You?
  10. +1
    26 May 2026 20: 30
    Alternatively, a provocation, the seizure of a small district in Volyn bordering Poland, Tikhanovskaya's arrival there with a dozen Belarusian sympathizers and Belarusian passports, and an interview with the cook for Western media, shouting "save and help the legitimate president of Belarus."
    1. +4
      26 May 2026 20: 56
      There they will bury her along with a pot of cutlets!
      1. -1
        26 May 2026 21: 24
        Oh, that's not a fact, and he'll get his share of the damage, followed by money and weapons from Europe.
      2. +1
        26 May 2026 22: 21
        First they'll grind it into mincemeat, make cutlets, and only then bury it.)
  11. -18
    26 May 2026 20: 33
    Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
    Quote: ximkim
    Batka is driving the country into war.

    how?

    Read.
    1. +3
      26 May 2026 21: 26
      Quote: ximkim
      Read.

      So they threw the substance on the fan and into the bushes?!!!
      p/s/ in six years you can learn how to use the site
    2. +2
      26 May 2026 22: 11
      And you keep sniffing...
  12. -19
    26 May 2026 20: 34
    Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
    Quote: ximkim
    He enabled the Russian Armed Forces to carry out an invasion from the territory of Belarus into Ukraine, but the invasion failed.

    It wasn't an invasion, but a liberation, and to be fair, it didn't fail, but they surrendered all their achievements.

    Aaa.
    That's what it's called now.
    How the UAV debris fell.
    1. +5
      26 May 2026 21: 26
      Excuse me, but all your answers and posts are somehow out of place.
  13. -10
    26 May 2026 20: 35
    What, are you saying drones haven't flown through Belarus to Russia? Don't bother, they frequently fly from that side to the Smolensk region.
    1. +4
      26 May 2026 21: 48
      What did you want to say? They flew through Russia to the Urals.
  14. +2
    26 May 2026 21: 11
    I don't understand why the Ukrainians want to drag Belarus into a war?
    1. -1
      26 May 2026 21: 19
      The point of dragging Belarus into the war is to then ask for more money for this new front.
      1. +3
        26 May 2026 21: 37
        and will receive another front with a group of 150 thousand
        1. -2
          26 May 2026 23: 23
          Quote: Ovsigovets
          and will receive another front with a group of 150 thousand

          The Kiev Fuhrer hopes for support from Belarusian terrorists, whose leader recently visited him.
          1. 0
            27 May 2026 00: 48
            This is from the same opera as our riot/rebellion... dreams of nothing...
            1. -1
              27 May 2026 01: 23
              Quote: Ovsigovets
              This is from the same opera as our riot/rebellion...

              Why only here, in Iran, was the same idea? The palantir lacks the "intelligence" for more. laughing hi
      2. 0
        26 May 2026 21: 44
        Well, I don't know
        they are already given it with difficulty
    2. 0
      26 May 2026 21: 31
      Quote: Mikhail Nasharashev
      Why would the Ukrainians drag Belarus into war?

      not them
      1. 0
        26 May 2026 21: 43
        Well, okay, not them.
        Why shouldn't they drag Belarus into the war?
        1. -2
          26 May 2026 22: 06
          Quote: Mikhail Nasharashev
          Why shouldn't they drag Belarus into the war?

          Well, you see what's happening... this isn't another crusade from the West to the East (so far only China isn't involved in the war, and partly the DPRK), it's an objective need - they need everything, not just resources, but everything...
          1. -1
            26 May 2026 22: 16
            I don't understand, who attacked whom in 22?
            1. -2
              26 May 2026 23: 05
              Quote: Mikhail Nasharashev
              I don't understand, who attacked whom in 22?

              They've been on us since 1990.
              I would suggest the starting point being 1945!
              In fact, the confrontation began under the Tsar-father, when sanctions were imposed against the Russian Empire from there, the Entente (Russia-France) was a forced measure to prevent Germany from crushing them like in the Franco-Prussian War... not counting those times, the Entente, and the 4 years against Hitler, we and the West have been in total confrontation since before the Crimean War - a total of about 200 years... You ask, what about the Ukrainians, what about territorial changes... Firstly, they (the Ukrainians) were never considered the West, no matter what they call themselves, Ukrainians, Papuans or aliens from outer space... and they will not go anywhere from this, at least they will not fly to the moon from Mother Russia. But regarding territorial changes, there have been significant, even tectonic shifts. First, Poland and Finland were taken from us more than 100 years ago, the Baltics 35 years ago, and now they're taking away so-called Ukraine... now they're putting Belarus in line (obviously, and I completely agree with this, the West is completely satisfied with the way things are going). Frankly, Belarus. Then Kazakhstan expected to see it in the "queue" 30 years after the seizure of right-bank Ukraine.

              Apparently, in the West they think that everything is developing more than successfully according to their plan.
              And of course, against the way the war is going on our side now - the first clue to you when the war will go in our favor is when the West rears up, and this will happen when we start fighting
    3. 0
      26 May 2026 21: 55
      What's so hard to understand? War is a way for them to live and eat their fill. They don't know how to do anything else. That's all they get paid for.
      1. -6
        26 May 2026 22: 17
        "They can't do anything"? Seriously?
        1. +2
          26 May 2026 23: 19
          Well, tell me, what can these serfs do, other than shit under their neighbor’s door?
  15. 0
    26 May 2026 21: 29
    Quote from lako
    Don't lie. He's not driving her anywhere. There's enough of you sickos here. He has children and grandchildren living in Belarus. It's your little Jew who's built himself a mansion all over Europe.

    Absolutely true!
  16. -2
    26 May 2026 21: 30
    The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to redeploy reserves to the border with Minsk.
    If so, which is doubtful, they don't have the reserves needed for the front... then it means the West has signaled

    The Ukrainians won't be fussing around like that all at once
  17. +2
    26 May 2026 22: 07
    Why is he still alive - that's the question?
  18. 0
    26 May 2026 22: 22
    PR is what it is... But until they write that someone started welding umbrellas onto equipment, while simultaneously promising "it won't happen"...
  19. 0
    26 May 2026 22: 41
    Why is this Magyar still alive?
  20. -2
    26 May 2026 23: 40
    Let them just try! "He himself," for his Belarusian buddy, will draw so many red lines at once that the Kyivites' eyes will immediately blur and they'll become so hopelessly confused that they won't even think about invading White Rus'? lol laughing
  21. +2
    27 May 2026 00: 13
    The mustachioed man thought that they wouldn't be drawn in, they would stand on the edge
  22. +1
    27 May 2026 01: 17
    Belarus's territory is very large relative to its conscript contingent and population—a little over nine million people occupying just 207800 square kilometers—and if the Ukrainian Nazis invade, Belarus will be defended primarily by Russian soldiers.
  23. 0
    27 May 2026 02: 00
    According to Belarusian data, 116 attempts to enter Belarusian airspace were recorded in the past week alone.
    And what about Father? He, I remember, said that even a single drone landing from an unwanted source would trigger retaliatory measures...
  24. 0
    27 May 2026 02: 12
    Ukraine has already identified approximately 500 targets for strikes in Belarus in the event that Minsk joins the Russian special operation. This statement was made by Robert Brovdi, commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Forces (call sign "Magyar").

    In that case, what prevents us from identifying "Magyar" as a target for liquidation?!
    1. 0
      27 May 2026 08: 20
      This "Magyar" has been getting absenteeism in hell for a long time.
      I am surprised that our competent authorities have not yet closed this issue.
      After all, there is experience in solving similar problems in the North Caucasus
      1. +1
        27 May 2026 17: 48
        Because these bodies have long since lost their competence.
  25. +1
    27 May 2026 02: 27
    The distance from the Belarusian border to Kyiv is 90 km.
    This is the distance for FABs.
    1. 0
      27 May 2026 04: 09
      Quote: Vadim_2
      The distance from the Belarusian border to Kyiv is 90 km.

      My impression of what's happening, and it is true, is that the West has now prolonged the phase of Russia's exhaustion. The Ukrainians will run out and the buffoonery of Eastern Europe will begin. They have an abundance of human resources; look, there are plenty of mercenaries in South America.
  26. +1
    27 May 2026 06: 44
    Don't anger your father, you idiots, it's not worth it! The consequences will be serious!
  27. +2
    27 May 2026 07: 07
    Quote: Novel 11
    the war will last until the last ukrainian
    I wish this last Ukrainian would come sooner. wink
  28. 0
    27 May 2026 19: 21
    Yes, it looks like they're going to strike Mozyr. And very soon. It feels like May won't even be over. Apparently, the Belarusians won't be able to escape this conflict after all. Why would they do that? Well, it's clear this strategy wasn't developed in Kyiv. It's no coincidence that the head of the Pentagon recently visited Kyiv. I also don't understand why the SVR is silent. Don't they know? Okay, I'll just give you a hint: the strike will be on Mozyr.
    1. 0
      27 May 2026 19: 32
      Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, you haven't announced the second wave of mobilization yet? Looks like you're late with it.
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  30. 0
    28 May 2026 10: 28
    “Magyar”...identified

    It is not clear that our intelligence cannot determine where this ghoul is hiding or is saving him for some unknown attack in the future.
    Historical example.
    During the last war in the Caucasus, intelligence discovered Dudayev's hiding place, and our guys calmly killed him. So, the same can't be done with the Magyars!?
  31. 0
    29 May 2026 12: 13
    What's stopping us from dropping leaflets all over Kyiv from a drone and putting a million-dollar bounty on Magyar's head? So he'll be on the lookout for every dark corner, because his own people will sell him.