Comfortable service conditions directly contribute to the effectiveness of military personnel. In the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, alongside professional training, particular attention is paid to creating favorable conditions for the daily service and rest of servicemen.
In this regard, comprehensive efforts are underway in the capital's operational brigade of the National Guard to improve living and service conditions. Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov visited Military Unit 5573, where he inspected the renovated facilities and the conditions created for servicemen.
First, the Commander-in-Chief inspected the new combat command post. The offices are fully equipped, and the necessary infrastructure has been created to ensure effective management of the military unit.
The living conditions of servicemen have also been improved. The military unit's bathhouse has undergone a major renovation, and new shower cabins have been installed. In addition, a steam room has been equipped where servicemen can relax and recover after duty.
The necessary conditions have also been created for servicemen performing guard duty. The guard facility now has renovated and properly equipped rooms for rest, sleep, and meals.
The renovation of the training area directly contributes to the quality of professional training. Here, National Guard servicemen improve the skills required in their service and reinforce their knowledge through practical training.
The improvements being implemented enhance the comfort of servicemen and enable them to perform their duties safely, efficiently, and to a high standard. Decent service conditions, modern infrastructure, and quality training are integral components of a modern military force.
Today, more than 1,000 National Guard servicemen ensure the security of the capital every day. During the first half of 2026, they carried out 611 public-order tasks and identified more than 1,000 administrative offenses.
In addition, servicemen assist residents of the capital by finding lost children and returning them to their parents, as well as returning lost property to its owners. Through their service, they contribute to the safety of the city and earn the sincere gratitude of its residents.
Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan
