Day: May 13, 2024

Tasks of the next stage of “Anatolian Phoenix – 2024” exercise accomplished – VIDEO

The following tasks of “Anatolian Phoenix – 2024” International Search and Rescue Exercise are accomplished in Konya, Türkiye.
Under the exercise plan, the search for the crashed crew member, the interrogation and evacuation of the captured crew member were successfully fulfilled by the Parachute descent and search and rescue group in the rear of the imaginary enemy.
It is worth mentioning that Azerbaijan is represented by a group of personnel of the Parachute descent-search and rescue service and aviation vehicles of the Air Force, as well as special forces of the Navy in the international exercise, lasting until May 17.

Tasks of the next stage of “Anatolian Phoenix – 2024” exercise accomplished – VIDEO

В ходе учений «Anatolian Phoenix – 2024» выполнены задачи очередного этапа – ВИДЕО

В ходе международных поисково-спасательных учений «Anatolian Phoenix – 2024», проходящих в городе Конья Турецкой Республики, выполнены очередные задачи.
В соответствии с планом учений парашютно-десантными и поисково-спасательными группами были успешно выполнены мероприятия по поиску потерпевшего крушение члена экипажа в тылу условного противника, допросу на месте и эвакуации обнаруженного члена экипажа.
Отметим, что на международных учениях, которые продлятся до 17 мая, нашу страну представляют группа личного состава парашютно-десантной и поисково-спасательной служб ВВС, средства авиации, а также спецназ ВМС.

В ходе учений «Anatolian Phoenix – 2024» выполнены задачи очередного этапа – ВИДЕО

The State Agency of Azerbaijan Automobile Roads (AAYDA) held a tree planting campaign in Baku as part of the Green World Solidarity Year.

Financing is essential to successfully combating climate change, the regional coordinator of COP29, Climate Change and Environment Portfolio Manager of UNDP, Nuri Ozbagdatli said, Report informs.

Protesters have been staging acts of disobedience accross Yerevan since 8am.

According to the Ministry of Interior, over 100 peoe have been detained.

Durin a rally in the Republic Square on Sunday leader of the ” Tavush for the Motherland” movement Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan said there would be no more rallies as such, but called on supporters to carry out acts of disobedience in Yerevan and other regions.

Protests have been under way since the announcement of the start of the delimitation process with Azerbaijan in Tavush province.

The Legal Affairs Committee of the Georgian Parliament on Monday approved the controversial bill on transparency of foreign influence.

The Parliament will now vote on the bill in its third hearing within a plenary session on Tuesday.

Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili on Sunday said she would veto the controversial bill, however the ruling party has enough votes to override her veto.

The “foreign agents” bill requires organisations receiving more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence or face fines. The ruling party says it is needed to enhance the transparency of NGO funding and protect the country from outside interference.

Protesters are concerned that the law would be used by the government to clamp down on dissent, and would harm Georgia’s hopes of joining the European Union.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators spent the night outside Tbilisi’s parliament building, dancing as it rained through the dark hours. Once the sun rose on Monday, MPs from the governing party arriving ahead of the session were met with shouts and chants from the crowd.

Riot police in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi moved in to clear thousands of people demonstrating through the night against a proposed law.

Two US citizens and one Russian were among 20 people arrested at protests, Russian state news reported, citing the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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