The record matches the Belarusian Ministry of Defense's 62nd Central Communications Center (62 ЦУС), an active signal unit tied to the central military command structure. Official Belarusian military media covered the unit's anniversary in November 2024, the MoD's official Telegram also reported the occasion, and reporting on intake and oath events placed 62 ЦУС among communications troops of central subordination; a registry-style public profile lists the organization in Minsk. ([myseldon.com](https://myseldon.com/ru/news/index/320671643?utm_source=openai))
Official military coverage states that 62 ЦУС provides daily communications to officials of the General Staff and Ministry of Defense and can furnish central military command bodies with communications services of all types. The same source says the unit uses mobile R-144UMB communications nodes to support senior MoD officials across Belarus and on some foreign trips. ([myseldon.com](https://myseldon.com/ru/news/index/320671643?utm_source=openai))
Open sources indicate a dispersed transmit/receive architecture rather than one compact site. The official 2024 profile explicitly mentions separate receiving and transmitting device points; public mapping places a receiving site east of Usyazh and near Napalki in Smalyavichy District, while OSM/Mapcarta labels a 62 ЦУС transmitting radio center near Sloboda and Javaroŭščyna. The supplied placemarks are about 16.1 km apart, which is consistent with that split layout. Exact official geolocation of the sub-sites is not publicly confirmed. ([myseldon.com](https://myseldon.com/ru/news/index/320671643?utm_source=openai))
Open-source reporting shows the unit remains active and manned. The official MoD Telegram said the chief of communications of the Armed Forces congratulated 62 ЦУС personnel on the unit's latest anniversary, and May 2025 reporting on an oath ceremony at the 85th Communications Brigade included servicemen from 62 ЦУС among centrally subordinated signal troops. ([t.me](https://t.me/s/modmilby?before=9489))
Some public data points conflict. Official military media said the unit marked its 85th anniversary in 2024 and noted that it received a Presidential Battle Flag on 23 February 2022, while a registry-style profile lists a November 18, 1973 founding or registration date. Open sources therefore support an active unit with older lineage, but they do not publicly confirm exact headquarters coordinates, unit strength, fixed antenna inventory, or full order of battle. ([myseldon.com](https://myseldon.com/ru/news/index/320671643?utm_source=openai))