Ministry of Defense Introduces China-Belarus "God Eagle-2026" Air Force Joint Training Situation
The Ministry of Defense Introduces the Sino-Belarusian "God Eagle-2026" Air Force Joint Training Situation
On the afternoon of August 27, the Ministry of Defense held a regular press conference, where Colonel Zhang Xiaogang, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense, answered questions from reporters.
Reporter: According to reports, China and Belarus recently conducted the "God Eagle-2026" joint airborne training. Please provide further details about the situation.
Zhang Xiaogang: The Sino-Belarusian "God Eagle-2026" airborne joint training was held at a certain air force training base in Hubei, organized and implemented in three phases: basic intensive training, coordinated precision training, and comprehensive exercises. The participating personnel from both sides were mixed into groups, focusing on joint urban counter-terrorism operations, and conducted live combat confrontations around reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance, seizing control and defense, and clearing and holding positions, among other subjects. They jointly completed training in combat shooting, unmanned equipment utilization, and parachute infiltration. This joint training between China and Belarus enhanced mutual learning and exchange of technical tactics and effectively tested the two militaries' coordinated command and joint counter-terrorism combat capabilities.
China and Belarus conducted the 'God Eagle-2026' joint airborne training exercise at a military base in Hubei on August 27. The exercise involved mixed groups of airborne troops focusing on real combat scenarios, including reconnaissance and counter-terrorism operations. It aimed to enhance tactical exchanges and test the joint operational capabilities of both nations' armed forces.
- China and Belarus conducted a joint airborne training exercise called 'God Eagle-2026'.
- The exercise took place at a training base in Hubei.
- Training included real combat scenarios such as reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance.
- The exercise aimed to enhance tactical exchanges and test joint counter-terrorism capabilities.
- Participants were organized into mixed groups for collaborative training.