Military in Schools: Belarus is shifting “pre-conscription and medical training” from classroom lessons to mandatory, multi-day military-patriotic camps for students, with scheduled drills, physical conditioning, medical instruction, and visits to active military units. Health Insurance Update: Belarus reports 809,900 people covered by voluntary health insurance, with payouts rising to 1.6 million rubles in Jan–May and medical institutions reimbursed 136.9 million rubles. Medical Education Pressure: Belarus’ health ministry says low competition at medical universities is behind the weak applicant numbers, after summarizing results of the admissions campaign. Access to Care in Crisis: A Belarusian asylum seeker in the US with thyroid-related health needs was detained by ICE and reportedly faced medication gaps, with claims of multiple hospitalizations in custody. Cross-border Health Impact: A Belarusian citizen was injured in a drone attack on a Wildberries logistics site in Russia; several injured people were transferred to federal and Moscow hospitals. Maternal Health Context: A global health piece highlights Belarus as having low maternal mortality (under 2 deaths per 100,000 live births), linking it to prenatal screening and a dense network of maternity hospitals. Travel Advisory: The US placed Belarus under “Do Not Travel” Level 4, citing extreme security risks and limited consular help.