Lukashenko met with Russian military
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko today visited the 230th combined arms training ground Obuz-Lesnovsky in the Brest region, where the Russian part of the joint regional grouping of troops is stationed.
He met with Russian military personnel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We not only helped you, we helped ourselves. We get a lot of information from you, this is experience. Our officers, helping prepare those who have never smelled gunpowder, figuratively speaking, and those who need to remember military skills, this is also a school for them, this is experience,” Lukashenko said.
Belarus handed over a large batch of individual first aid kits to the Russian military.
“In a couple of months, our military and doctors made a first aid kit that is better than NATO’s. In battle, this is a person's life. We need the guys to have what they need at hand,” Lukashenko said.
Motorized rifle and tank units, special forces, air defense units of the Russian Federation and Belarus conducted exercises and command and staff training as part of the training of the allied forces.
Lukashenko met with Russian military personnel.