Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service reported on military facilities that Belarus is building...

❗️Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service reported on military facilities that Belarus is building near the Ukrainian border for the potential expansion of aggression.

The report points to the construction and modernization of 12 facilities: seven transport infrastructure facilities (bridges and interchanges), two ammunition and fuel-and-lubricants depots, one ammunition production plant, one artillery arsenal, and one military camp with a training ground.

Full list of facilities:

1. Bridge over the Mukhavets River near Brest, under construction since July 2025, 45 km from Ukraine.

2. Bridge over the Mukhavets River near Kobrin, under construction since June 2025, 37 km from Ukraine.

3. Bridge over the Dnieper-Bug Canal near Ivanovo, under construction since October 2025, 15 km from Ukraine.

4. Bridge over the Pripyat River near Luninets, under construction since April 2026, 37 km from Ukraine.

5. New interchange near Rechitsa, under construction since April 2025, 53 km from Ukraine.

6. Bridge over the Dnieper River near Rechitsa, under construction since January 2026, 50 km from Ukraine.

7. Bridge over the Sozh River near the village of Khalch, under construction since July 2025, 52 km from Ukraine.

8. Military camp and training ground for the 37th Separate Guards Air Assault Brigade of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Belarus near Novaya Buda, 37 km from Ukraine.

9. 2766th fuel-and-lubricants base near Krasny Bereg, 137 km from Ukraine.

10. Project "Uchastok" — an ammunition production plant based at a former Soviet secret missile base in the area of the village of Pavlovka near Slutsk, 190 km from Ukraine.

11. 1405th artillery ammunition base, Bolshaya Gorozha, Mogilev Region, 185 km from Ukraine.

12. Training-combat center for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus for the storage and use of missile weapons in Krichev, 177 km from Ukraine.

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We will wait for analysis from OSINT researchers about what these facilities are and how intensively construction is proceeding.

As for the seven transport infrastructure facilities, these are dual-use facilities that may also be built for civilian purposes.

There are five purely military facilities — we will wait for detailed information on them: how much, when, and for what purpose.

Construction of many facilities did not begin now. The same former Soviet missile base in Pavlovka (also known as Project "Uchastok"), where an ammunition production plant is now being built, began to be restored back in June 2024; "Radio Liberty" wrote about it at the time.

In general, do not perceive this as a sign of an imminent invasion. It is rather information for further analysis. Remember that the main sign of an imminent invasion is the deployment of an offensive grouping, which as of now is not being recorded.