Belarus Orders Surprise Military Readiness Check as CIA Chief Visits Moscow
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The Belta agency, Minsk's propaganda outlet, reported that a personnel reception center has been established on the unit's premises, where reservists have already begun arriving, with officers being the first to arrive. It noted that the officers constitute "the core of the organization, which will soon undergo intensive combat and specialized training." In the future, they will train newly arrived privates. The 51st Guards Artillery Brigade con…
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko ordered an unexpected review of the military's combat readiness on Wednesday. Analysts say it could be a response to the CIA chief's visit to Russia. At the same time, Minsk assures that there is nothing extraordinary and that it is only necessary to verify whether the units are able to react quickly and operate in the conditions of modern warfare.
Belarus Orders Surprise Military Readiness Check as CIA Chief Visits Moscow
One Belarusian brigade will leave its permanent base and carry out a series of undisclosed tasks as part of the inspection, Alexander Volfovich, secretary of Belarus’ Security Council, said on Aug. 26.
Alexander Lukashenko has once again ordered a check of the combat readiness of the Belarusian armed forces. As part of the check, one of the brigades will be brought to full readiness, leave its permanent deployment location, and perform tasks, the nature of which has not yet been disclosed. This is another such test of the Belarusian army in a relatively short period of time.
The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukaşenko, ordered an unannounced check on the level of combat preparedness of the Armed Forces, while CIA Director John Ratcliffe was on an unannounced visit to Moscow.
Belarusian dictator Aleksandr Lukaşenko ordered an army of Belarus to carry out "an inspection of the combat capabilities of the armed forces, after the visit to Moscow of CIA director John Ratcliffe, reports...
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