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Home Jordan News Jordanian , Egyptian, Pakistani special forces start joint drills in Pakistan 02-11-2019 08:03 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Special forces form the Egyptian, Jordanian and Pakistani armies have started “The Dawn of the East 1" joint military drill, which is being held in Pakistan from 1 to 8 November. The exercise’s first phase started with the arrival of special forces units from the three countries to the National Counter Terrorism Authority’s (NACTA) headquarters in Pakistan. The chief of Pakistan’s special forces, Momtaz Hussien, gave a welcome speech to participant forces, stating that the exercise comes within the framework of developing military ties between the three armies to the level of partnership and exchange of expertise in the counterterrorism field. The exercise involves training on inspecting, searching and confronting explosives as well as medical aid operations.

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Jordanian , Egyptian, Pakistani special forces start joint drills in Pakistan

02-11-2019 08:03 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Special forces form the Egyptian, Jordanian and Pakistani armies have started “The Dawn of the East 1" joint military drill, which is being held in Pakistan from 1 to 8 November.
The exercise’s first phase started with the arrival of special forces units from the three countries to the National Counter Terrorism Authority’s (NACTA) headquarters in Pakistan.

The chief of Pakistan’s special forces, Momtaz Hussien, gave a welcome speech to participant forces, stating that the exercise comes within the framework of developing military ties between the three armies to the level of partnership and exchange of expertise in the counterterrorism field.

The exercise involves training on inspecting, searching and confronting explosives as well as medical aid operations.

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