Rail war: 3,330 ammunition-loaded wagons between Russia-Belarus

Image: Instagram. belzhd_live

Russia and Belarus have exchanged over 100,000 tonnes of ammunition via rail between February and September 2022. The Community of Railway Workers of Belarus’ Telegram channel, belzhd_live provided specific data on the amount of ammunition that Belarus and Russia exchanged during the first eight months of 2022.

From Belarus, 65,089 tonnes of ammunition, amounting to 1,940 wagons, was transported by rail to Russia between March and September. From Russia, 37,267 tonnes of ammunition, equivalent to 1,390 wagons were sent to Belarus by rail between February and August.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Rail war: 3,330 ammunition-loaded wagons between Russia-Belarus | RailFreight.com

Rail war: 3,330 ammunition-loaded wagons between Russia-Belarus

Image: Instagram. belzhd_live

Russia and Belarus have exchanged over 100,000 tonnes of ammunition via rail between February and September 2022. The Community of Railway Workers of Belarus’ Telegram channel, belzhd_live provided specific data on the amount of ammunition that Belarus and Russia exchanged during the first eight months of 2022.

From Belarus, 65,089 tonnes of ammunition, amounting to 1,940 wagons, was transported by rail to Russia between March and September. From Russia, 37,267 tonnes of ammunition, equivalent to 1,390 wagons were sent to Belarus by rail between February and August.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

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