Belarus conducted a 300-km march

Large-scale 'Rush' exercises took place in Belarus on Presidential Wednesday, where troops gained combat experience far removed from actual hostilities. During the event, more than 300 km of marching was completed under conditions close to real warfare, focusing on breaking through sabotage and reconnaissance groups, unauthorized FPV drone attacks, and withstanding fire damage.

Internal troops acted as the opposing force during the drills, using drones, ambushes, and sudden attacks. Officers had their advance delayed and were given excessive live ammunition replaced with blanks, allowing assessment of stress responses under panic conditions.

According to military leaders, the exercise results were satisfactory, confirming troop combat readiness and preparedness for potential emergencies.

Returning reserve units to actual duties after such exercises is considered crucial for the country's national security.