Belarus has announced mobilization drills and a review of military registration records
Belarus has begun so-called “mobilization drills,” which involve notifying those subject to military service and verifying their registration data.
According to the Belarusian Ministry of Defense, the notification of citizens in the reserve began on June 20 in the Grodno region.
Approximately 2,000 conscripts are scheduled to be summoned for verification.
On June 21, a preliminary assembly point for conscripts began operations, where data verification is being conducted.
It is noted that the process will take place in several stages and is expected to be completed by July 2.
As part of the exercises, conscripts are being called in for a headcount, their registration data is being verified, and the readiness of the mobilization registration system is being tested.
Officially, these activities are referred to as scheduled mobilization exercises.
This was reported by the country’s Ministry of Defense.
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