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One of the units of the 38th Airborne Assault Brigade in Brest was alerted during the inspection of the Armed Forces

One of the units of the 38th Separate Guards Airborne Assault Brigade in Brest has been ready to perform tasks for its intended purpose during the...

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One of the units of the 38th Airborne Assault Brigade in Brest was alerted during the inspection of the Armed Forces

One of the units of the 38th Separate Guards Airborne Assault Brigade in Brest has been ready to perform tasks for its intended purpose during the inspection of the Armed Forces conducted on behalf of the President.

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The order to check one of the units was handed over to the commander of the 38th brigade Valery Bulygo. He gave instructions to the commanders of units to continue the tasks. One of the units of the immediate reaction force was alerted.

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During the inspection, control classes on tactical, fire, physical training will be conducted.
During the inspection, control classes on tactical, fire, physical training will be conducted.

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Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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