The military leadership of Belarus is extending exercises at their training ground for the 32nd week in a row – from April 29.
Belarus has extended until December 12 the military exercises of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation at training grounds located near the border with Ukraine. The total number of renewals since April 29 is 32 weeks. This is confirmed by the schedule of exercises at the Belarusian training grounds, the report of the Belarusian Gayun monitoring group on Friday, December 2.
“December 3-4 will be rest days for some training areas. Also, some training areas where the RF Armed Forces are concentrated will work seven days a week this week – Osipovichsky, Obuz- Lesnovsky, Lepelsky, Domanova,” the statement said.
In general, the continuation of exercises at the Belarusian training ground looks like this from December 5 to:
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227 combined-arms training ground Borisovsky (Borisovsky district) until 10.12;
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polygon Gozhsky 6 ombr. (Grodno region) until 09.12;
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landfill Brest 38 edshbr. (Brest region) until 10:12;
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polygon Osipovichsky Apr 51 (Osipovichi district) until 11:12;
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212th aviation range 2 Neman (Novogrudok district) until 09.12;
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230 combined arms training ground Obuz-Lesnevsky (Baranovichi district) until 12.12;
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174 training ground of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces Domanova (Ivatsevichi district) until 11.12;
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polygon Lepelsky 19 ombr. (Lepelsky district) until 11:12.
The Belarusian army has become “better prepared for defensive operations”, but it is “unprepared for a large-scale offensive due to the lack of real combat experience,” the monitoring group believes.
It will be remembered that the Russian military aircraft flew from the Belarusian airfield Machulishchi to Russia.
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Source: korrespondent

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