Armenia participating in NATO-Georgia 2025 military exercise 

ArmInfo.  The Armenian Armed Forces are participating in the NATO-Georgia 2025 exercises that have started on Georgian territory.

As Georgia-Only reports, the exercises officially opened at the Joint  Military Center in Krtsanisi on April 28. This is the fourth exercise  in the NATO-Georgia exercise cycle, which is held in Georgia every  three years.

The NATO-Georgia 2025 exercise is a brigade-level command post  exercise using computer technologies, the purpose of which is to  prepare a multinational brigade-level unit led by the Georgian side  to plan and conduct crisis operations. The exercise will include a  field component and multinational staff training, which will once  again demonstrate the command and control capabilities of the JTEC  and help improve coordination.

They were planned by the Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SHAPE) and  the General Staff of the Georgian Defence Forces and are conducted in  accordance with the scenario, relevant procedures and doctrines  developed by NATO. The multinational exercise involves 17 NATO Allies  and partners. The following countries are participating in the  exercise: Georgia, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy,  Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United  States, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Armenia and Tunisia. Several  international organisations and units are taking part in the  training.  The exercise also includes six initiatives defined by the  NATO-Georgia Core Package (SNGP): NATO- Georgia Joint Training and  Evaluation Centre (JTEC), Military Engineering, Military Police,  Military Medical Capability Development, Special Operations Forces,  and Standardisation and Codification.