MINSK, 26 March (BelTA) – During a working trip to Oshmyany District, Grodno Oblast on 26 March, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko will study the efforts to check the combat readiness of Belarus’ military units, BelTA has learned.
The head of state will inspect one of the facilities that is undergoing the combat readiness check, study how the combat readiness is tested and how personnel is prepared.
The combat readiness check involves strengthening of a border section, patrols, and aerial reconnaissance using drones.
A reminder, the Armed Forces have embarked on the comprehensive check of the combat preparedness of formations and military units. This will include the deployment of personnel to designated areas, conducting a number of exercises and drills, including live firing drills.
The head of state will inspect one of the facilities that is undergoing the combat readiness check, study how the combat readiness is tested and how personnel is prepared.
The combat readiness check involves strengthening of a border section, patrols, and aerial reconnaissance using drones.
A reminder, the Armed Forces have embarked on the comprehensive check of the combat preparedness of formations and military units. This will include the deployment of personnel to designated areas, conducting a number of exercises and drills, including live firing drills.
