️During the Center-2026 Drills, Servicemen Resolve Tasks Based on the Experience of the Special Military Operation, Putin Emphasized
Putin said the maneuvers involved 47,000 troops from Russia and partner nations as Moscow practiced repelling an attack across 11 firing ranges.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin attended military drills in the Ural Mountains involving troops from China and several other countries.
- Putin visited a firing range in the Chelyabinsk region during the final stage of the Center-2026 maneuvers.
- The exercises were combined with Interaction-2026 drills involving members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
- Putin said 47,000 troops trained to repel an attack at 11 firing ranges and in the Caspian Sea.
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The President of the Russian Federation said that the aim of today's military exercises in the Russian Ural region was to improve the skills of troop control in the face of external aggression.
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Putin observes military drills in the Urals involving troops from China and other nations
MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday attended military drills in the Ural Mountains involving troops from China and several other countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has overseen pre-planned military exercises in the Chelyabinsk region of the Urals Federal District, Reuters reported, BTA reported. Strategic bombers flew during the maneuvers. Belarus, Kazakhstan, China and Pakistan have sent troops to participate in the exercises, Russian media reported. “The main goal of the exercises is to improve the skills of the leadership staff at all levels to manage troops in repelling…
(Istanbul=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Dong-ho = Russian President Vladimir Putin personally observed joint exercises between the Russian military and its allies, according to TASS and RIA Novosti...
The Kremlin claims that Belarus, China and Pakistan had sent troops to participate in these exercises.
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