The military phase of the joint anti-terrorist exercises “Eurasia-Anti-Terror — 2026” has come to an end in Minsk, BelTA informs. Special forces have worked out several scenarios, from taking hostages at a sporting event to attacking a critical facility using drones and unmanned boats.Read more...
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The military phase of the joint anti-terrorist exercises “Eurasia-Anti-Terror — 2026” has come to an end in Minsk, BelTA informs. Special forces have worked out several scenarios, from taking hostages at a sporting event to attacking a critical facility using drones and unmanned boats.Read more...