The Belarusian Army Must Be Prepared for Serious Clashes — Lukashenko: EADaily
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EADaily, 28 September 2026. The Belarusian armed forces must be prepared for the most serious clashes in order to avoid them, which Alexander Lukashenka announced today, 28 September, when he decided to appoint President Pavel Muraveiko as Deputy Chief of Administration.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko believes that the country's armed forces must be ready for the most serious conflicts in order to prevent them.
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenka, explained the appointment of the former Chief of Staff of Genstab Paul Muraveiko as Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration, which, according to the Belarusian leader, was his personal decision, which turned out to be unexpected for both the administration itself and for Sovbeza and the military.
"To Move Forward, Not Stand still." Lukashenko Outlined the Main Requirement for Appointed Managers.
"Designations of significant importance to the country, in all directions, without exception," the President drew attention.
Alexander Lukashenko will now undertake appointments with the republican authorities and will coordinate officials at the local level, including the appointment of deputy heads of the Lukashenko administration, and as reported to the Lukashenko press service, a total of 29 appointments will be made, including 18 in person.
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