New Military Unit Created in Belarus – Lukashenko
A new military unit has been created in Belarus. Those who served in the army have been included in its ranks on a contract basis.
Alexander Lukashenko announced this during a meeting held during a visit to the 230th combined arms training ground Obuz-Lesnovsky (near Baranovichi).
In search of good specialists, we decided to create another division, the President’s press service quotes him as saying.
He explained that the new unit was formed from “smart, intelligent, strong people.”
The head of state specified: he was talking about those Belarusians who once served in the army “or in some units.”
They will serve in the new unit on a contract basis, he explained.
By the way. As reported, at the training ground, Alexander Lukashenko got acquainted with the capabilities of Belarusian unmanned aerial vehicles created for the needs of the domestic army.
The President was also shown domestically produced anti-UAV equipment.
There, at the training ground, the Belarusian leader spoke about the need to shake up and bring the country's army into an ideal state.
