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According to the plan approved by the Minister of Defense, the training sessions held in military unit N with the involvement of a group of reservists have ended.

Axar.az informs that this was reported by the Defense Ministry.

The main purpose of the gathering is to get acquainted with modern weapons and military equipment in the arsenal of our Army, to teach the rules of operation, methods of combat application, as well as to improve the combat skills and military skills of military officers, taking into account the experience gained in the war.

The military officers involved in the gathering carried out practical shooting exercises with firearms of various calibers.

Participants were taught the basics of offensive and defensive combat, as well as methods of conducting operations in interaction with other types of troops. Together with the tank units, they carried out tasks to capture conventional enemy positions and reorganize the area.

In accordance with the scenario of the exercises, combat missions were carried out to search for settlements and neutralize the detected reconnaissance and sabotage groups.

All the tasks set in the training were successfully completed.

The gathering ended with a concert program.

Date
2022.01.29 / 19:12
Author
Nurlana Ahmadova
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