
The defense ministers of the three countries held a meeting in the city of Shusha
The defense ministers of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, Irakli Chikovani, Zakir Hasanov and Yashar Guler, met in the city of Shusha, signing a protocol on deepening military cooperation and expanding the scope of exercises.
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The heads of the defense departments of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey held a meeting in the city of Shusha to discuss military partnership.
Defense Ministers of Georgia and Azerbaijan Irakli Chikovani and Zakir Hasanov agreed to deepen military cooperation with Turkey. The meeting of the heads of the three defense departments took place in the Azerbaijani city of Shusha, Minval reports in its Telegram channel.
“Following the meeting, a protocol was signed. The parties declared their intention to further expand and deepen defense cooperation between the three countries,” the statement said.
Turkey was represented at the meeting by Turkish Defense Minister Yashar Güler. The parties noted the need to expand the scope of the exercises of the three countries, in particular the “Caucasian Eagle” format. It involves maneuvers by elite special forces units of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey.
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Conducting expanded military exercises between the three countries, including the “Caucasian Eagle” format
Very likely · Within months

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