Ankara Hosts 'Caucasian Eagle 2025' Military Exercise

In line with the approved annual cooperation plan, the "Caucasian Eagle - 2025" joint tactical-special exercise was conducted with high professionalism in Ankara, involving Azerbaijani, Turkish, and Georgian special forces units, The Caspian Post reports citing Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense.

The exercise, which focused on further strengthening cooperation among the three fraternal countries in the security and defense fields in the region, is of particular importance in terms of expanding interoperability, rapid response, coordination, and combat training capabilities of the participating units.

Within the Distinguished Visitors Day of the exercise, the Commander of the Azerbaijan Special Forces, Hero of the Patriotic War, Major General Alakbar Jahangirov, as well as high-ranking officers of other countries, observed the activities on site. Detailed reports on the phases of the exercise, assigned tasks, and achieved results were presented to the commanders.

During the exercise, the special forces, in coordination with rocket-artillery and aviation units, successfully fulfilled their tasks in various episodes, demonstrating high readiness and tactical flexibility.

A group of servicemen who distinguished themselves during the exercise were presented with relevant awards for their exemplary discipline and professionalism in the performance of their duties.