«The nuance was this: we complicated the check by simulating constant pressure from enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups. We have completed the inspection and submitted a written report to the president, outlining all the problematic issues as well as the positive aspects. Naturally, there are more positives: high morale, a willingness and ability to fulfill missions, and a strong drive to complete tasks,» Aleksandr Volfovich emphasized.

He did not deny that the inspection exposed certain problems. After all, that is exactly why such events are held: to identify bottlenecks and address them.

Assessing the combat readiness check, the Security Council state secretary noted that the servicemen scored 9.5 out of 10.

«Inspections allow us to assess the level of command and control, equipment, training, and so on. At a time when reality demands heightened attention to combat duty, combat service, and investigative missions, this is the most optimal way to prepare units. This is the best way to train our security industry to fulfill its designated missions,» Deputy Head of the Belarus President Administration Pavel Muraveiko stated in turn.