Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov, conducted an inspection of Military Unit 5511, stationed in the city of Semey.
Servicemen of the unit carry out public security and public order duties in the city, as well as guard penal institutions.
During the inspection, the Commander-in-Chief paid particular attention to the organization of service and combat activities, the personnel’s readiness to carry out assigned tasks, and cooperation with police officers. Coordinated work between units, a prompt response to emerging situations and the constant readiness of servicemen are essential to ensuring the safety of residents and visitors to the city.
Another key part of the visit was an assessment of the training of young soldiers who had recently arrived at the unit for compulsory military service. Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov visited the training center, where the Guardsmen are learning the fundamentals of military service, studying procedures for performing combat duty, weapon-handling rules and military discipline requirements.
The Commander-in-Chief spoke with the young servicemen, asked about their training progress and adaptation to military life, and wished them success in mastering their military profession, perseverance in their studies and a responsible attitude toward their military duty.
During the inspection, Ansagan Baltabekov also reviewed the accommodation conditions for personnel. He inspected the barracks, living facilities and classrooms, assessing the organization of servicemen’s daily lives and the conditions provided for training.
In the dining facility, the Commander-in-Chief reviewed kitchen operations, food storage conditions and meal preparation. Particular attention was paid to compliance with sanitary requirements and the provision of nutritious, high-quality meals for personnel.
Lieutenant General Baltabekov also visited the unit’s medical center. Among the command’s priorities, he highlighted protecting servicemen’s health, preventing illnesses and providing timely medical assistance. He emphasized the need to ensure that all personnel have access to quality medical care.
Following the inspection, the Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard issued a number of instructions aimed at further improving living and service conditions, enhancing the quality of training for young Guardsmen and ensuring the safety of conscripts.
Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan
