
The intervention speed and preparedness of the Greek Armed Forces were tested with the "Aleksandros" exercise.
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According to the news of Kathimerini newspaper, the Greek Armed Forces organized the "Aleksandros" exercise.
According to Kathimerini newspaper, the exercise called "Aleksandros" tested the intervention speed, capability and degree of preparedness of the Greek Armed Forces in the air, on land and at sea.
In the scenarios discussed within the scope of the exercise, the units took duty as fleet elements within 5 minutes, while special operations units and special forces were dispatched to different parts of the country.
Rapid deployment of special operations units to navy ships, landing of troops on small islets and uninhabited rocks, and night capture scenarios were also discussed in the exercise.
Land troops in the Evros region and the islands were placed on full alert, and 70 warplanes were activated to meet the requirements of the exercise.
The exercise, which aimed to test the Greek Armed Forces' capacity to respond in a sudden, coordinated and effective manner, was held both at night and during the day.

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The Greek Armed Forces tested the intervention speed, capability and degree of preparedness of air, land and sea forces with the exercise called 'Aleksandros'. The exercise included scenarios such as the transition to fleet elements within 5 minutes, the dispatch of special operations units to different regions, the activation of 70 warplanes and day/night conditions.

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