Egypt Hosted 29 Joint Military Drills in 2021

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Egypt Hosted 29 Joint Military Drills in 2021

[Egypt Online] The Egyptian Armed Forces participated in a total 41 joint drills, 29 of which took place within national borders, during 2021, Military Spokesman Gharib Hafez said.

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