Exercises
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Jun- 2022 -21 June
US, Morocco Launch Vast Military Exercise
The US and Morocco launched the vast annual "African Lion" military exercise, amid tensions between the North African kingdom and Algeria.
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20 June
US Conducts ‘Largest’ Cyber Defense Exercise
The US Department of Defense has conducted the country’s “largest” unclassified cyber defense exercise involving American cyber specialists.
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16 June
British Navy Demonstrates HMS Defender Capabilities
The Royal Navy demonstrated the capabilities of its Type 25 destroyer HMS Defender during Exercise Baltic Operations 22 in the Baltic Sea.
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15 June
Nicaragua Approves Joint Military Exercises With Russia
Nicaragua's parliament gave the go-ahead for Russian troops to be allowed into the country for joint military exercises.
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9 June
Australian Soldiers Command Robotic Dog Through Brain Waves
The Australian Army soldiers demonstrated the command of robotic dogs through their brain waves last month.
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6 June
Saudi Arabia Concludes Military Drill With Red Sea Countries
Saudi Arabia has concluded a five-day joint military drill with Red Sea coastal countries Djibouti, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, and Somalia.
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1 June
Twenty-Six Nations to Participate in World’s Largest Naval Exercise
The 2022 edition of the Rim of the Pacific exercises will see key US partners deploying their naval assets in the world’s largest naval war games.
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May- 2022 -30 May
Israeli Military to Simulate War With Hezbollah
The Israeli armed forces will be heading to Cyprus to conduct a war simulation exercise against the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah.
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29 May
Russia Says Carried Out Zircon Hypersonic Missile Test
Russian forces announced a latest successful test of their Zircon hypersonic cruise missile as Moscow steps up its Ukraine offensive.
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27 May
China Plots Fresh Military Exercises in South China Sea
China will hold naval exercises in the South China Sea, after a week of recrimination from Western powers over its ambitions in the Pacific.
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