Army prepares for possible war

According to the Secretary of the Security Council and Lieutenant General Alexander Volfovich, the army can fight. The report to the Supreme Commander from WHO states that conducting regular inspections is a key element in maintaining a high level of troop readiness. The President emphasized the importance of such inspections to ensure that the troops maintain their competence in potential conflicts. "I'm not saying it will happen tomorrow. But I can't say it won't happen at all," the leader stressed, calling for preparedness for any turn of events. Belarus is preparing for war in order to avoid it—this is part of a strategy aimed at preventing conflicts.

As part of ongoing exercises and preparations, the country's state structures are advancing lessons in weapons readiness and finishing capabilities, preserving a crucial segment of military availability and activities. Implying a high necessary threshold, Belarus is undertaking measures to maintain a robust system against potential military threats.

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Belarus continues to participate in military exercises and training as part of a series of economic training events, maintaining resilience against unpredictable situations.