Belarus continues joint exercises with Russia

This was reported by the Belarusian Hajun monitoring group.

The monitoring group notes that this is evidenced by the schedule of exercises at the Belarusian training grounds. May 6-7 will be a day off for some training grounds, while others continue to operate without interruption: Osipovichi, Domanovo, Lepel, Obuz-Lisnau, Gozki, and Brest. In addition, May 8-9 will be a day off at the Borisovka landfill.

In general, at some Belarusian training grounds, the continuation of the exercises is scheduled for May 13, 14, and 15.

As a reminder, training at Belarusian training ranges has been going on since April 29, 2022. The total number of extensions has already reached 54 weeks.

Belarusian Hajun noted that the Belarusian Armed Forces are improving their skills and becoming more prepared for defense, but are still not ready for offensive actions due to the lack of real combat experience.

• On May 2, Lukashenko summoned the security forces because of the 'escalation' on the border of Belarus.