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  Yes, but no. 
  The Belarusian military doesn't support Russia's invasion, if Ukraine attacked Belarus then the (Belarusian) military would probably directly help Russia. 
  So it's a tightrope situation.
context: 10 planes in existence, all senior pilots either dead or captured. Plane needs to be piloted ALL THE TIME with compensation for releasing the payload. I wonder who will be put in the cockpit. >
  
  yes, and to train new pilots takes long time, I believe US navy pilot training is about two years(?) >
  
  Not to mention you must have a certain service to put up with in the first place. They were pulling generals from wreckage in Ukraine (even though rank of general is kind of easy to get in Russian army). 
  You can't put young conscript behind the stick in one of the ten jets you have and can't afford to use much less get shot down. >
  
  Launched from Belarus?
  Does that make Belarus a legitimate military target?
  Does a few targeted strikes against the russian military installations there make putin pull them back from the border to a safer distance?
  That would make things easier for Ukraine in the north. Especially if the reports we get about the Belarusian army being weak and largely ineffective are true.