Many Drones Flew Over Belarus

• 12.11.2026, 13:07

They were observed by residents of the eastern part of the country.

The Gomel-based publication "Flagstok" reports that the 10th and 11th of November were yet another eventful period marked by drones in Belarusian airspace.

On the evening of November 10, Russian drones were most frequently flying toward Ukraine along the border over the Dnieper floodplain, passing near Loev and Komarin.

Ukrainian drones, in turn, were heading toward the northern regions of Russia. During the night of November 11, residents in eastern Belarus—in Kostyukovichi, Khotimsk, Klimovichi, Ulla, and Liozno—observed these flights.

Around 11:45 p.m. on November 10, a drone with an internal combustion engine flew over Zhlobin—its origin is unknown.

Also on the night of November 11, Lithuania detected four drones, the approach of which had been reported by the Belarusian authorities. One of the UAVs entered Lithuania from Belarus near Druskininkai, then briefly flew into Poland, returned to Lithuania, and crossed the country from south to north — passing through Marijampolė, as well as the Kaunas and Panevėžys districts—and then flew on to Latvia.

The Lithuanian Minister of Defense expressed the opinion that these were Ukrainian drones that may have strayed off course due to Russian electronic warfare (EW).

Lithuania and Latvia declared an air raid alert on the night of November 10–11 due to these drones.

In October, Russian drones violated Belarusian airspace at least 24 times—the highest number in the entire year.