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Camouflage Patterns of the Armed Forces of Belarus

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Camouflage Patterns of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

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Camouflage Patterns of the Armed Forces of Belarus

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Notes

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Camouflage Patterns of the Armed Forces of Belarus

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Camouflage Patterns of other Government Agencies

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Camouflage Patterns of other Government Agencies

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Camouflage Patterns of the Armed Forces of Belarus

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Camouflage Patterns of other Government Agencies

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Camouflage Patterns of the Armed Forces of Belarus

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 * Belarussian elements of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO; Russian: Организация Договора о Коллективной Безопасности) have been documented wearing the same vertically-aligned [[digital patterns|pixelated]] desert camouflage design worn by Russian members of this organization, although the uniform appears to be worn on deployments by Belarus. <ref>Photo = copyright Vitaly Kuzmin 2017</ref>
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 * A unique snow camouflage pattern was adopted by this nation in 2018, consisting of sparse concentrations of small black or very dark grey spots on a white background.

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		+	* Special Police Brigades of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Interior ''(Унутраныя войск МУС)'' have adopted [[Multicam]] pattern uniforms in the modern era.
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 * Belarussian versions of the 1990 3-TsV (VSR) or ''dubok'' (little oak) camouflage tend to have brighter colors than many of the patterns produced in Russia.

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 * Airborne Forces of the Belarussian Armed Forces have been documented wearing atypical TTsKO patterns, some of which have also seen use with other former Soviet republics, including [[Armenia]], [[Georgia]] and [[Moldova]]. Seen here are some camouflage designs worn by Belarus between 1991 and 1994.
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-* Officially the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus (Дзяржаўны пагранічны камітэт Рэспублікі Беларусь), the Border Guards Service is now wearing the same camouflage pattern adopted by Russian Border Guards.
+* Officially the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus (Дзяржаўны пагранічны камітэт Рэспублікі Беларусь), the Border Guards Service is now wearing the same camouflage pattern adopted by Russian Border Guards. Use of this pattern began in 2018.
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		+	* Officially the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus (Дзяржаўны пагранічны камітэт Рэспублікі Беларусь), the Border Guards Service is now wearing the same camouflage pattern adopted by Russian Border Guards.
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		+	* A unique snow camouflage pattern was adopted by this nation in 2018, consisting of sparse concentrations of small black or very dark grey spots on a white background.
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-* Another pattern adopted by the Border Guards is this unique design, known colloquially as ''Kamysh'' or "reeds" pattern.
+* Another pattern adopted by the Border Guards is this unique design, known colloquially as ''Kamysh'' (reeds) or ''Podlesok'' (undergrowth) pattern.
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		+	* Variations of the Russian-produced ''SS-Leto'' pattern are also being worn by personnel from Belarus. The suit shown in this photo illustrates a reversible uniform with bright coloration on one side, and a subdued or faux-faded variant on the opposing side - in this case, the latter is being worn out.
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	* In 2008, Belarus followed the example set by Russia and introduced a pixelated camouflage pattern based on the old Russian VSR design. The pattern features very tiny pixels of black, reddish-brown and foliage green on a pale green background. It is presumed this will eventually replace all previously issued camouflage designs within the Belarussian Armed Forces.		* In 2008, Belarus followed the example set by Russia and introduced a pixelated camouflage pattern based on the old Russian VSR design. The pattern features very tiny pixels of black, reddish-brown and foliage green on a pale green background. It is presumed this will eventually replace all previously issued camouflage designs within the Belarussian Armed Forces.