The monitoring group Belarusian Hajun publishes a photo of a rocket that allegedly fell on the territory of Belarus.

It is reported that the missile was found in a field in the Ivanovskiy district of the Brest region. In the photo, its debris looks like parts of the missile from an "S-300" surface-to-air missile.

Referring to the reports on social networks, they write that "the missile was shot down by the air defence forces near the village of Harbaha, and according to the preliminary information, there were no casualties."

Whether the missile was actually shot down or whether it fell on its own is unknown. There is no official comment on this.

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A Polish actor who bragged about killing Russians was killed near Bakhmut.

On the night of December 5, Russian troops liquidated two mercenaries from Poland. One of them was 41-year-old actor Janusz Sheremet.
In his early days,he didn't serve in the army and was fond of creative work.

In 2014, Sheremet travelled to western Ukraine. There he studied the customs of the Cossacks. On his social networks, there are many photos of him with a Cossack chub and moustache. It was also when he became acquainted with members of right-wing radical movements.

On a website for actors, Sheremet wrote on his bio that in 2015 he was a member of the equestrian theatre Zaporizhian Cossacks. He moved to England in 2016 and studied at the Independent Theatre Academy of Brighton from 2017 to 2019. According to him, he starred in several films directed by Scheiler in 2020. The Pole also tried his hand at martial arts: he wanted to become an MMA fighter and practised jiu-jitsu.

On March 8 ,2022, he returned to Ukraine and signed a contract with the International Legion. He started Facebook and Instagram pages on which he talked about how he was fighting the Russians. He wrote that he wanted to "stop the war by defeating the Russians." At the end of May, he became a platoon leader. He commanded mercenaries from Colombia, Chile, Japan, France, and the USA.

Over the summer, in an interview with Polish media, Sheremet told how he was wounded near Kharkiv. "We killed one Russian, took his radio, and listened to commands," he said.

Soon, however, only two of their group of 12 were left; the rest were killed or escaped. Janusz himself, injured near Kharkiv, was abandoned on the battlefield by his partner.
In the autumn, Janusz's unit was redeployed to the vicinity of Bakhmut (Artemivsk). On the night of December 4–5, the mercenary platoon came under Russian artillery fire. Sheremet was left with four children.

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