"Planned tasks carried out". General and Lukashenko on Zapad exercises

• During military exercises, Zapad 2025 carried out a number of scheduled tasks, including rocket and drone tests.

• The Belarusian general stressed that the Russians shared their combat experience and the parties practiced the usage of modern hybrid techniques.

• Aleksander Lukashenka assured that the maneuvers were not intended to endanger neighbours, and earlier Poland closed the border movement with Belarus.

• More crucial information can be found on Interii main page

Tuesday is the last day of Russian-Belarusian exercises Fall 2025. The Russian Ministry of Defence regularly publishes fresh messages about military maneuvers.

Now he besides appeared message Minsk.

Fall 2025. “Planned tasks”. The Russians shared their experience

Head of the General Staff of Belarus Major General Paweł Murawejko, quoted by Belta, stated that “all tasks put before the Zapad exercises have been made‘.

– Among the most crucial I can mention planning and considering the usage of non-strategic atomic weapons, evaluation and deployment of mobile rocket complex Oresznik said Belarusian general.

Muraweyko added that during military maneuvers many times different types of drones were used. – Besides, we analyzed the full set modern hybrid techniques, which can be utilized during war activities in inhabited, forested, swamped and urbanised areas, he added.

The general besides stated that the Russian side that took part in the exercises, She shared her combat experience. According to Paweł Murawejka, in this way Belarusian individuals receive “the most modern information that is automatic implementation into a combat reality.”

Lukashenko on Zapad exercises: We are not going to endanger anyone

The Belarusian leader besides spoke on the exercise Aleksandr Lukashenka. He stressed that the maneuvers under Zapad 2025 "are not intended to intimidate anyone", and the exercises are planned.

– We practice everything there. Starting with shooting a simple gun, ending with atomic warheads. We gotta know how to do all this.. Otherwise, what's all this territory for? Belarus said Lukashenka.

The president of Belarus estimated that “they besides know about this”, which may mention to Western states. – Under no circumstances are we going to do this (exercise and weapons – ed.) Threaten anyone – sustained.

– If individual has to justify their actions—before these madmen from behind—well, their problem, let them deceive their nation (...). Poles, Lithuanians, Latvians are smart people, realize the problem. Just like the Ukrainians. We have little problems on their part, although there is simply a war going on there," continued Lukashenko.

Then, addressing soldiers present at the state awards ceremony before National Unity Day, Lukashenko instructed them to “always be vigilant.”

– Russians can do a lot – unfortunately, due to the war – and are ready to give us their skills and training for free. We gotta study. If we want to live, we must know everything – the Belarusian leader said.

Belarusian-Russian Zapad maneuvers. Poland closed border traffic

During this year's Zapad exercises, which began on September 12, Belarusian and Russian soldiers conducted maneuvers on, among others, the area of the royal circuit. There were “operational-tactic exercises” there Iskander-M rocket complexes‘.

In addition, the Russian army, as the Ministry of Defence of Russia reported in the Communication, carried out exercises “a joint attack on the ships of a simulated enemy in the Baltic Sea‘. 1 of the position areas from which the rocket was fired was on the coast of the royal circuit.

Even before the exercises started Zapad 2025, the Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs announced that it would close the border movement on the border with Belarus. This decision came into force at midnight on September 12.

– The movement will be resumed, but only then, When we're surethat the safety of Poles is guaranteed that we are not threatened with any provocations," emphasized the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Marcin Kierwinski.

Source: Belta, Tass, Interia