Joint military exercises and collaboration between the two nations have become more frequent.
The relationship between Belarus and Russia is growing stronger in the wake of the induction of the S-400 missile systems. The process was meticulously planned and executed, ensuring every installation was strategically positioned to maximize defense capabilities.
The Belarusian military, together with Russian experts, embarked on the task of setting up the S-400 air defense systems across the country. To increase its grip on the regime and country, the Russian government decided to provide their advanced S-400 Triumf air defense missile systems to their Belarusian counterparts. "The personnel have taken a training course on how to use the modern equipment, honed their skills at the Kapustin Yar training ground and are ready to perform the main task facing the air defense forces" Andrei Lukyanovich stated.īelarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko turned to his long-standing ally and only protector, Russia, for assistance to strenghthen its air defense. What is even more important is that it happened in the run-up to our most important holiday - the Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus".Īccording to him, being fully armed is more important today than ever given the current difficult military and political situation around Belarus.
The air defense deployed to protect the Belarusian air borders have become much more effective as another unit armed with S-400 Triumph missile systems has entered combat duty (Picture source: Belta)Ĭommander of Belarus' Air Force and Air Defense of the Armed Forces Andrei Lukyanovich noted that June 30 was a landmark day not only for the unit that has entered combat duty but also for the Air Force and Air Defense: "A unit armed with most advanced S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems has entered combat duty. Follow Army Recognition on Google News at this link The air defense deployed to protect the Belarusian air borders have become much more effective as another unit armed with S-400 Triumph missile systems has entered combat duty, BelTA learned on June 30 from the Defense Ministry.
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