Second day of readiness check

During the second week of the combat readiness inspection of a mechanized unit, Chief of the General Staff of the Belarusian Army, Lieutenant General Alexander Volfovich, conducted a 'readiness review' of the units involved in the inspection. According to him, yesterday one of the mechanized battalions fully utilized the assigned mission, covered over 50 kilometers across rough terrain, and while continuously monitoring, detected actions of enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups. It was reported that the units completed their tasks within the designated timeframe, successfully passed the route segment, and concentrated at the appointed time. Today, personnel will focus on deployment in the concentration area, while equipment and weapons will prepare for firing using standard armaments. The Chief instructed the Armed Forces to continue working according to the assigned mission and organize further mobile training.

Context

Combat readiness inspection is a comprehensive assessment of military units' preparedness to carry out combat missions, including command and control, equipment, combat training, and interaction with the surrounding environment.