On August 24, the joint training of the “Condor-2026” airborne forces of China and Belarus was successfully completed. China and Belarus held a joint training closing ceremony at an air force training center. This joint training began on August 12, and was organized and carried out according to the three stages of basic intensive training, collaborative training, and comprehensive exercises on the topic of joint urban anti-terrorism operations. The two sides adopted a model of mixed formation, mutual learning and mutual appreciation, and closely followed actual combat scenarios to jointly complete exercises on subjects such as reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance, seizure and defense, and clean-up and fixation, effectively testing the two armies's ability to cooperate in command and combat terrorism. During the joint training, the two sides carried out activities such as special discussions, sports competitions, and cultural exchanges to learn from each other's team training concepts and military training methods, enhance the friendship between officers and soldiers, and forge collaborative consensus. According to reports, this is the fourth time that China and Belarus have held a joint “Condor” series airborne training. The “Condor” series of joint training has become an important platform for the Chinese and Belarusian armies to enhance joint anti-terrorism capabilities, and is of great significance in deepening practical cooperation between the two armies and jointly maintaining regional peace and stability.

On August 24, the joint training of the “Condor-2026” airborne forces of China and Belarus was successfully completed. China and Belarus held a joint training closing ceremony at an air force training center. This joint training began on August 12, and was organized and carried out according to the three stages of basic intensive training, collaborative training, and comprehensive exercises on the topic of joint urban anti-terrorism operations. The two sides adopted a model of mixed formation, mutual learning and mutual appreciation, and closely followed actual combat scenarios to jointly complete exercises on subjects such as reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance, seizure and defense, and clean-up and fixation, effectively testing the two armies's ability to cooperate in command and combat terrorism. During the joint training, the two sides carried out activities such as special discussions, sports competitions, and cultural exchanges to learn from each other's team training concepts and military training methods, enhance the friendship between officers and soldiers, and forge collaborative consensus. According to reports, this is the fourth time that China and Belarus have held a joint “Condor” series airborne training. The “Condor” series of joint training has become an important platform for the Chinese and Belarusian armies to enhance joint anti-terrorism capabilities, and is of great significance in deepening practical cooperation between the two armies and jointly maintaining regional peace and stability.