Russian soldiers combat training at training grounds in the Republic of Belarus

Russian servicemen, who are part of the regional grouping of troops, continue the course of intensive combat training at the training grounds of the armed forces of the Republic of Belarus.

Combat training and combat coordination classes are held during the day and at night for units of the Western Military District.

Despite the weather conditions, Russian military personnel perform combat training tasks every day. They improve their shooting skills, hitting targets that imitate firing points and manpower of a mock enemy.

From the AGS-17 "Flame" grenade launchers, the fighters fire from an open firing position. It gives the gunner the best visibility and firepower. First, with single shots—the seniors at the training site fix the hits and make adjustments to the work—then in bursts, until the ammunition is completely consumed.

From the beginning of the formation of the allied group of troops in Belarus, military personnel of the Western Military District often work in pairs. They refer to their combat as "two," and they believe that constant training is the key to this.

Combat coordination as part of the crews is also carried out by tankers. They are still shooting from a specific location at targets with a tank gun. Training in martial arts takes place according to the principle “from simple to complex."