Russia shipped 37,267 “recorded” tonnes of ammunition (1,390 railcars) to Belarus by rail from February to August 2022.
Ammunition imported, by month:
- February 2022: 26,769 tonnes (951 railcars);
- March 2022: 8,089 tonnes (359 railcars);
- June 2022: 618 tonnes (22 railcars);
- July 2022: 1,708 tonnes (52 railcars);
- August 2022: 83 tonnes (6 railcars).
The main consignors of railcars with explosive materials are:
- Joint Strategic Command of the Western Military District;
- Joint Strategic Command of the Eastern Military District;
- Federal State Institution “Financial Support Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation”;
- Federal State Institution Financial Support Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defence for Kaluga and Tula Oblasts;
- Federal State Institution Financial Support Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defence for Zabaykalsky Krai;
- Federal State Institution “Central Territorial Directorate for Property Relations” of the Russian Ministry of Defence;
- Headquarters of Military Unit 07264;
- 83rd Separate Air Assault Brigade (Military Unit 71289);
- 23rd Fighter Aviation Regiment (Military Unit 77984);
- Military Unit 71211;
- Military Unit 28004;
- Federal budgetary institution – Military Unit 55599;
- Guards Donbass Red Banner Aviation Base (Military Unit 06987, Aviation Base No. 6950);
- JSC “Promsintez”.
Main destination (unloading) stations on the Belarusian Railway:
- Rechitsa station;
- Khoyniki station;
- Novobelitskaya station;
- Dobrush station;
- Yelsk station;
- Kozenki station;
- Tsentrolit station;
- Lida station;
- Baranovichi-Central station;
- Baranovichi-Polesskie station;
- Luninets station;
- Zaslonovo station;
- Ozerishche station;
- Osipovichi-I station;
- Pridvinskaya station;
- Brest-Vostochny station.
