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

A Tor-M2 system can operate without human input. “You can turn it on, go away to make a cup of coffee while the unit will be able to find the target on its own, track it, and classify it in order to find out what it is. It is not a simple weapon but a highly automated piece of equipment. Nearly a robot,” the military said.

Proximity to the state border does not bother the military personnel. Taking care of the nuclear power plant's security is what matters. It is the only combat task performed in time of peace. Generally speaking, it does not matter whether the border is 100km away or 5km away. The responsibility remains unchanged.

The units that protect the Belarusian nuclear power plant also have a drone jammer Groza R2. It is a Belarusian weapon designed to stop unauthorized drone flights.