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Special forces from three countries gathered in Uzbekistan: "Eternal Brotherhood – V" exercises held

The multinational joint exercise "Eternal Brotherhood – V" was held in Uzbekistan with the participation of special forces from Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Turkey. The military practiced conducting combat operations in mountainous areas and settlements, penetrating behind enemy lines, and liberating hostages.

Special forces from three countries gathered in Uzbekistan: "Eternal Brotherhood – V" exercises held

According to the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan, the exercises aimed to strengthen security and stability in the region, as well as to develop military cooperation.

Main focus was placed on exchanging experience among the special units of the three countries, planning joint operations, and improving coordinated actions in their execution.

Based on the exercise plan, the participants fulfilled tasks on conducting combat in mountainous areas and populated locations. In addition, actions on penetrating behind mock enemy lines, conducting reconnaissance and search operations, and capturing key facilities were practiced.

Within the framework of counter-terrorism operations, training tasks were also completed to free hostages and guard strategic facilities. Servicemen conducted firing drills using firearms of various calibers, sniper rifles, and special equipment under daytime and nighttime conditions.

The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan noted that the country's servicemen demonstrated a high level of combat readiness and professional skill during the exercises.

Major General Alakbar Jahangirov, Commander of the Special Operations Forces of Azerbaijan, who observed the final stage of the exercises together with the event leadership, highly appreciated the skills and level of preparation of the Azerbaijani special forces servicemen.

In conclusion, a group of servicemen who showed exceptional distinction in fulfilling the assigned tasks were awarded. The participants took a joint commemorative photo.

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