Zapad exercises

Zapad exercises are large-scale military drills conducted by Russia and Belarus, primarily focused on testing their joint military capabilities. These exercises simulate various scenarios, like defending borders or responding to crises, to ensure readiness and coordination between the two countries' armed forces. Held periodically, Zapad exercises often involve thousands of troops, military equipment, and strategic planning, demonstrating their ability to work together in complex situations. They also serve as a message of strength to other nations, showcasing their military preparedness in the region.