The special forces of the Azerbaijan Armed Forces are participating in two large international military exercises in Turkey.
Publika.az informs that one of them is “EFES – 2024” and the other is “Anadolu Ankası-2024”.
“EFES – 2024” training is held in two stages, April 25-May 8 and May 9-30. A total of 1,567 personnel from 49 countries are participating in the multinational training held in Istanbul and Izmir, Turkey. These countries are Turkey, Azerbaijan, Germany, USA, Albania, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Great Britain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Morocco, Philippines, France, Gambia, Guinea, Georgia, Italy, Cameroon, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Korea, Congo, Kosovo, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Egypt, Latvia, Libya, Hungary, Mali, Mexico, Mongolia, Moldova, Niger, Nigeria, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Poland, Rwanda, Somalia, Saudi Arabia , Tajikistan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
“EFES – 2024” will be the largest training in terms of the number of participants among the series of “EFES” trainings held so far. As part of the training, a defense industry exhibition will be opened by 48 defense industry companies at the Doganbey Training Field in Seferihisar, Izmir on May 28. The elite observer day of the Actual Range Phase of the exercise will be held on May 29-30.
In addition, the international exercise “Anatolian Anchor-2024” is being held at the 3rd Main Jet Base Command in Konya with the participation of Azerbaijan, Qatar, Poland, Romania, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
The purpose of the training, which covers May 6-17, is to test and improve the command and control process within the framework of personnel rescue operations, to increase the level of interaction with other countries in combat conditions with the elements of the personnel rescue operation group, as well as to identify areas of cooperation.
On May 16, the press day of the exercise will be held, in which foreign partners will participate, along with the General Command of the Gendarmerie and the Special Forces Command of Turkey.
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