Belarus extends joint military exercises with Russia again
Belarus extends joint military exercises with Russia again (photo: Getty Images)
Belarus extends joint military exercises with the Russian Armed Forces again. They will continue at least until September 17, according to the Telegram channel of the monitoring group 'Belaruski Hayun.'
"Some training grounds had a break on September 9 and 10, but 'Domanove,' 'Gozhsky,' and 'Obuz-Lesnovsky' are operating without interruptions," the press service reported.
The exercises at the training grounds will continue from September 11 until:
- 227 General Military Training Ground "Borisyvsky" (Borisyvsky district) until September 16.
- "Gozhsky" Training Ground of the 6 Separate Motorized Brigade (Grodno district) until September 15.
- "Brestsky" Training Ground of the 38 Separate Airborne Brigade (Brest district) until September 16.
- "Osipovitsky" Training Ground of the 51 Airborne Brigade (Osipovitsky district) until September 15.
- 212th Aviation Training Ground "Neman" (Novogrudsky district) until September 15.
- 230th General Military Training Ground "Obuz-Lesnovsky" (Baranovichi district) until September 17.
- 174th Training Ground of the Air Force and Air Defense Forces "Domanove" (Ivacevichsky district) until September 17.
- "Lepelsky" Training Ground of the 19 Separate Motorized Brigade (Lepel district) until September 16.
"The training has been ongoing continuously since April 29, 2022. The total duration of the extensions is 72 weeks," the press service adds.
The role of Belarus in the war between Russia and Ukraine
At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia entered Ukrainian territory, including from Belarus. During that time, terrorists seized parts of the Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions. Later, our soldiers liberated these territories.
Throughout the entire period of the war, the occupying country used Belarusian territory to launch attacks on Ukraine.
