Putin oversees Ural military drills
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced today, Friday, details about the "Center-2026" military exercises held in the Ural Mountains in the Chelyabinsk region, involving more than 47,000 soldiers from the Collective Security Treaty Organization led by Russia. The exercises utilized modern military equipment and gained expertise. He confirmed that the maneuvers, which began on September 28 and are scheduled to conclude tomorrow, were planned in advance and are not in response to current threats. The goal, he explained, is to enhance the military capabilities of the organization. Troops from China and other countries participated in the exercises, which aim to utilize all types of weapons if necessary. Putin denied that Russia is preparing for a conflict with Europe.
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