Anatoly Shariy claims that Belarusian authorities know about the use of the sky over Belarus but do not interfere, and this is another sign that the situation on the front for Russia is deteriorating.
Illustrative photo. Fire at the Solnechnogorsk oil terminal near Moscow. May 17, 2026. Screenshot from a video from local chats
“We managed to visit a closed air defense bunker of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation,” the blogger ironically says. “After analyzing drone flights, we came to the simplest conclusion: some of them fly through the territory of Belarus. This is absolutely accurate. They really fly through the territory of Belarus,” Shariy wrote in his Telegram channel.
According to the blogger, people write to him in the comments that “this was already clear,” but for him personally, “it came as a revelation.”
“It turns out that Belarusian airspace has long been used by Ukraine for drones to fly through it to the Russian Federation,” the blogger claims and wonders why this is happening.
As the blogger argues, a tougher reaction from Minsk could lead to Belarus's direct entry into the war. According to him, Kyiv is trying to draw Belarus into the conflict, and drone flights could be part of such a strategy. But he provides no evidence to support this version, merely stating:
“There is actually a provocation here, stretched over time. And we have seen many attempts from various sides to draw the Republic of Belarus into the war.”
“It’s interesting how long such flights can be ignored. And if tomorrow tanks go to Russia through Belarus, will that also go unnoticed?” —
Shariy develops his fantasies and notes that Moscow's position is gradually worsening, “because too much movement is happening from all sides.”
The blogger criticizes the Russian authorities for the lack of a “clear reaction to the noticeable increase in the supply of weapons and money for weapons” to Ukraine, while “the situation is becoming more and more heated and worsening.”
“The plan is completely clear. We perfectly see what Kyiv's 'drone operators' are doing when they hit highways and start taking out bridges. I think in the near future all small bridges will be destroyed. And then, well, you remember what comes next…” — Shariy predicts, and here one can agree with him.
Anatoly Shariy is a Ukrainian journalist with anti-Ukrainian views. He has lived abroad since 2019. Ukrainian authorities accuse him of treason.
In 2021, Lithuania declared Shariy persona non grata.
After the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Shariy often voiced positions that coincided with official Russian narratives, but in 2023, he sympathized with Prigozhin's rebels, not the Kremlin.
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Это ясно как белый день было и уже давно.