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Lukashenko studies Belarus-made drones - Vimarsana News

Lukashenko studies Belarus-made drones

Among the models presented were reconnaissance aerial vehicles, strike systems and a reconnaissance and strike unmanned helicopter that has no analogues in the world. Only the USA has similar solutions but their effectiveness is much lower. Moreover, it is interesting that the Americans do not share these solutions with their partners.

Lukashenko: Belarus' military first aid kits should be better than NATO's - Vimarsana News

Lukashenko: Belarus' military first aid kits should be better than NATO's

At the training ground, the president was shown individual first aid kits and medical kits for various purposes. Some of the kits are meant for a group of patients, others are individual ones.

Lukashenko: individual first aid kit for military should be no worse than NATO-made - Vimarsana News

Lukashenko: individual first aid kit for military should be no worse than NATO-made

The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, was demonstrated individual first aid kits at the Obuz-Lesnovsky combined arms training ground...

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WHO representative: We are pleased with cooperation with Belarus - Vimarsana News

WHO representative: We are pleased with cooperation with Belarus

The Healthcare Ministry of Belarus has hosted a meeting with a new representative of the World Health Organization in Belarus, a PhD in Virology Dr Sergey Diorditsa.

Belarusian Healthcare Ministry calm about low COVID-19 incidence rate - Vimarsana News

Belarusian Healthcare Ministry calm about low COVID-19 incidence rate

According to Dmitry Pinevich, a certain increase in incidence rate was expected. Weather is partially to blame for it. “The number of infectious disease cases always rises at this time [of the year],” he stressed.