Defenses of the Belarusian nuclear power plant and preparations for reactor startup

Moreover, the regiment practices destroying complicated targets – target missiles 9-12cm in diameter and slightly more than one meter in length – in exercise areas every year. All the combat crews have taken part in live-fire exercises.

“In other words, all the combat crews in the regiment are well-trained. We keep in touch with radio warfare army units in order to be able to switch duty units and assets to high alert in time. All the positions can visually observe the aerial situation around the nuclear power plant round the clock,” the commanding officer noted.

“It will be the most protected facility,” Andrei Dolbik said while pointing in the direction of the nuclear power plant.