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Egypt and Turkey Conduct Joint Naval Exercises for the First Time in 13 years

Turkey and Egypt mark a historic milestone with the “Friendship of the Sea 2025” naval exercise, their first joint drill in 13 years, fostering military ties and stability in the Eastern Mediterranean through advanced training and cooperation.

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By Redaction ARPS with Agencies

Turkey and Egypt are conducting their first joint naval exercise, “Friendship of the Sea 2025,” in the Eastern Mediterranean after a 13-year hiatus.

The five-day drill showcases military collaboration with assets such as frigates, submarines, helicopters, and F-16s. It includes joint operational planning, surface and anti-submarine warfare, and search and rescue training.

The Egyptian military emphasizes the importance of strengthening relations with Turkey, reflecting a significant shift since the political tensions of 2013.

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