A Belarusian factory is reportedly repairing Russian military helicopters used in the war against Ukraine. This would be a maintenance center located at the Baranavichy base, where repair and overhaul operations would be carried out for Russian military helicopters Mil Mi-8 and Mi-17. If true, it would be a confirmation of indirect involvement in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

This is what is revealed by Ukraine's Center for National Resistance, an information site managed by the Ukrainian government, which cites as its source some confidential documents that were allegedly stolen through the interception of emails sent and received by a Belarusian engineer working at the 558th Aircraft Repair Plant, a military base located in the city Baranavichy, Belarus.

From the documents intercepted by the Kiev intelligence emerge various agreements signed between Russia and Belarus, not only in the military aeronautics sector, but also in civil aviation: for example the joint development of the LMS-192 aircraft " Osvey" would be 50% financed by Minsk, which would also make its best engineers available to Moscow.