Field training of Minsk Year 10 students at the Internal Troops military unit No. 3310
Belarusian Deputy Education Minister Aleksandr Kadlubai has said that unmanned aerial vehicles and tactical medicine have been added to a new curriculum for Year 10 students (typically aged 15-16) in Belarus.
Source: Radio Liberty's Ukrainian Service, citing BelTA, a Belarusian state-owned news outlet
Quote from Kadlubai: "We have strengthened the practical component. For tenth-graders, the curriculum includes a 10-hour course on learning to operate unmanned aerial vehicles and developing related skills. For girls, the practical medical training component has been significantly expanded – elements of tactical medicine have been introduced. We have shifted the balance towards practical training and increased its volume. We have moved away from pure theory towards specific skills needed in real-life situations."
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