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The main stage of the international exercises "Anatolian Eagle-2023"
Baku/04.05.23/Turan: Start was given to the main stage of the international tactical flight exercises "Anatolian Eagle - 2023" in the Turkish city of Konya.
According to the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry, at the initial stage of the exercises, safety rules are being worked out during flights in accordance with the flight task.
According to the scenario, initially the air defenses of the conditional enemy were silenced. Having gained air supremacy, the planes of the Azerbaijani Air Force, together with other fighters, entered the airspace of the imaginary enemy and conducted maneuvers at high altitude to destroy enemy ground objects.
Joint exercises with the Turkish Air Force are continuing. --0--
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