Ten combat SU-27 and two training Su-27 will arrive in Belarus.Russian Minister of Defence Sergei Shoigu told journalists that Russian fighters would be based at a Belarusian airfield, BELTA reports."We will send 12 combat planes SU-27 and 2 training planes SU-27 as well as 4 Mi-8 planes to Belarus,” Sergei Shoigu said.Russia will also present four sets of S-300 complexes to the Belarusian Army. A new Russian air base will appear in Babruisk in 2016.
