On October 22, Alexander Lukashenka signed decrees on personnel changes in the Armed Forces of Belarus. The changes affected the command of special operations forces and two operational commands.
Colonel Vladimir Safonov, who previously served as chief of staff — first deputy commander of these forces, has been appointed commander of special operations forces. His previous position was taken by Colonel Dmitry Voroshilov.
Former commander of special operations forces Colonel Alexander Ilyukevich has taken charge of the troops of the Western Operational Command. Major General Andrey Kravchenko has become chief of staff — first deputy commander of these troops. Prior to the appointment, he headed the territorial defense department and was deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Belarus.
Major General Alexander Lavrenov has been appointed commander of the troops of the North-Western Operational Command. Previously, he held the position of chief of staff — first deputy commander of the troops of the Western Operational Command.
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