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A close Russian ally says it's conducted military drills to prevent its own Kursk 'scenario'

Belarus, a longtime Russian ally, said it has conducted military drills to prevent a Kursk "scenario" on its own territory.

By: Business Insider

Sep 14 2024
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A close Russian ally says it's conducted military drills to prevent its own Kursk 'scenario'

Screenshot from September 11 showing Belarusian soldiers conducting military drills in the Brest region.Telegram/@МВД Беларуси

Belarus' interior minister said armed forces had conducted dril… [+2064 chars]

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