Lukashenko receives report on army’s combat readiness inspection
13:00, 28 January
photo: BelTA
On 28 January, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko received a report from State Secretary of Belarus’ Security Council Aleksandr Volfovich. The head of state is personally overseeing the progress of the large-scale surprise combat readiness inspection of the Armed Forces, BelTA learned from the press service of the Belarusian leader.
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The president was given a detailed account of the specifics and interim results of the inspection, including how personnel and equipment are performing the assigned tasks, as well as the organization of supply and storage of material resources.
Aleksandr Lukashenko inquired about how the accommodations and daily lives of the personnel are arranged in difficult weather conditions, and whether the necessary uniforms are provided.
The head of state emphasized the importance of learning from modern military conflicts in relation to Belarus’ forested and marshy terrain.
The president set the necessary tasks for the further course of the inspection, which will continue until spring of this year. Upon its completion, a detailed analysis will be conducted to eliminate possible shortcomings and adjust efforts to improve the Armed Forces, as well as the training and preparation of personnel.
