In Belarus, they will not restrict the exit of persons liable for military service who have not passed the reconciliation of the data

In Belarus, they will not restrict the exit from the republic of citizens liable for military service who have not passed the planned verification of credentials, the statements that have appeared about this are not true, it is said in message Ministry of Defense of the country.

“Citizens of the Republic of Belarus who have not passed the verification of the credentials of those liable for military service will not be subject to restrictions on leaving the country,” the message says.

The Ministry of Defense also added that citizens who have not passed verification can do this at a convenient time at the commissariats at the place of residence.

The fact that those liable for military service who did not pass these events may be restricted from leaving the republic from February, declared former military commissar of the Brest region Oleg Konovalov. “From February, for those people who have not passed the verification, most likely, restrictions on leaving the territory of the Republic of Belarus will be applied, and, possibly, some other restrictions,” he said. The Ministry of Defense called this comment by the military commissar unreliable.

On October 4, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko held a meeting on security issues, where he ordered verify citizens in reserve. “Through the military registration and enlistment offices, we have checked and will continue to check the conscripts, all the conscripts who are in our reserve,” he said then.

On the completion of a scheduled inspection of the Ministry of Defense of Belarus reported On January 10, according to the department, more than 95% of the republic’s conscripts passed it.

On October 10, Lukashenko announced the increased threats that come from Western countries against Belarus. In particular, he claimed that Kyiv was working on opening a second front on the border with the republic. In this regard, Russia and Belarus agreed to deploy a joint regional group of troops. Lukashenka instructed to deploy a small part of the Russian military in the territory of the republic. On October 31, the Belarusian leader signed a decree on the establishment of joint combat training centers with Russia for the military of the two countries.