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Eager Lion 2022

The drill involved various combat scenarios, including the deployment of tanks, aircraft and helicopters. (SPA) photos

Saudi Arabia concludes participation in ‘Eager Lion 2022’ exercises held in Jordan

  • Almost 4,500 troops from 30 countries take part in land, air and naval drills
  • Military exercise is one of the largest in the region
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