AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBelarus-US ties under pressure: A Belarusian rights group says 89 Belarusians have been put in US immigration detention centers since the start of 2026, with most arrests in July and about 60 still held. Defense posture: Lukashenko says Minsk will defend every inch of Belarus, even at the cost of his life, as he reviews military signal-corp exercises and pushes army modernization. Military industry: Belarus plans to assemble Su-25 attack aircraft components locally, with the 558th repair plant in Baranovichi expanding production capacity. Health policy: A draft rule would require private clinic doctors to have worked in state medicine for seven years (up from three) before they can work in private centers. Public safety: Ambulance crews in Belarus are set to get “panic buttons” linked to their tablet software to quickly summon police. Minsk transport: Minsk Metro schedules escalator repairs at Kastrychnitskaya station, with two escalators kept running to avoid major disruption. Economy: Belarus inflation in August was 4.5% year-on-year, with EDB citing slower pressure after a reduction in price-regulated goods.
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