标题: world news - 5.8.20 [打印本页] 作者: HanikeHerge 时间: 2020-8-5 19:07
标题: world news - 5.8.20
In Belarus, after the presidential election, military training will begin in the Vitebsk region, which borders the Pskov region of Russia. The official representative of the Ministry of defense of the country Natalia Gavrusik called them planned.
"Training of the military-trained reserve at military training camps is a process that goes on continuously in the armed forces. Conscripts are constantly called up for training camps of different duration throughout the year. Scheduled training sessions are also held in August. In the Vitebsk region, they will begin on August 11," TASS quoted her as saying. Belarusian presidential elections will be held on August 9.
Earlier, war correspondent Semyon Pegov in the telegram channel WarGonzo reported that residents of the Vitebsk region bordering Russia receive summonses from military enlistment offices demanding to appear at the collection points on August 10. "Military enlistment offices notify men under the age of 35 who previously served in the armed forces of the Republic of Belarus, sending out summonses and calling individual citizens personally," the post says.
It is noted that the fees will last 25 days. According to some reports, residents of the Mogilev region also receive summonses. These two regions "are home to the most Pro-Russian part of the Belarusian population, which may cause certain problems if the situation in the country is destabilized during the presidential elections," Pegov writes.
A representative of the Belarusian defense Ministry noted that receiving a summons does not necessarily mean a call for training camps, RIA Novosti reports. She explained that updating documents, data of military service personnel, orders for mobilization is the usual work of military enlistment offices.
The Ministry's press service told the Daily Storm news** that "no fees are starting." "People are simply called to clarify their documents, to look at the face of a person, alive or inanimate. View prescriptions. Everything, " the Department said. When asked whether the training camps will be held in the near future, the press service replied: "No. Maybe there will be some fees, we need to look all over Belarus."
Information about the military training camps appeared against the background of the detention in Belarus of 33 citizens of the Russian Federation, who are called militants of the Wagner PMC and are suspected of preparing mass riots. After the group was detained, the Secretary of the security Council of Belarus, Andrey Ravkov, told the presidential candidates at an emergency session in the CEC that new militant groups were allegedly being prepared in Russia near Pskov and Nevel.
According to the Belarusian authorities, about 200 militants arrived in the country "to destabilize the situation during the election campaign". According to Ravkov, they are trained in subversive and sniper activities, which threatens the holding of mass events. At the same time, the detained Russians had no weapons with them.