Relay Stations For Russian "Shaheds" Continue To Operate In Belarus

• 12.11.2026, 16:27

An expert named the most reliable way to deal with them.

Signals from repeaters, which are installed on towers in Belarus for Russian “Shahids,” are difficult to jam, since they can use different frequencies. This was discussed on the “RBC-Ukraine” "CE BAZA," co-founder of Contra-Drone Timofey Yurkov explained this.

When asked about the Belarusian towers and whether the repeaters are still operating there, Yurkov replied that “signals from the beacons are detected periodically.” According to him, Russian “Shahid” drones and missiles are capable of navigating using these beacons.

The main problem is that it is not possible to instantly determine the parameters of the repeaters, as they may use different frequencies.

The surest way to defeat the beacons is to destroy them, the expert added.

As a reminder, it was previously reported that three relay towers had gone out of service in southern Belarus. Two of them were located in the Gomel Region, and another in the Brest Region. All of the facilities are located near the border with Ukraine and could have been used to relay control signals for Russian drones. The towers ceased functioning between October 21 and November 3. There have been no reports of their operations resuming.