Saudi, Greek Air Forces start ‘Eye of the Falcon-3’ exercise in Greece

November 13, 2022 | 02:55 PM
Saudi and Greek Air Forces have started the "Eye of the Falcon-3" exercise at Souda Air Base in the Republic of Greece. The file photo of the Royal Saudi Air Force arriving in Greece for the drills.
Saudi and Greek Air Forces have started the "Eye of the Falcon-3" exercise at Souda Air Base in the Republic of Greece. The file photo of the Royal Saudi Air Force arriving in Greece for the drills.
November 13, 2022 | 02:55 PM
Last Updated: November 13, 2022 | 03:00 PM
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RIYADH — Saudi and Greek Air Forces have started the "Eye of the Falcon-3" exercise at Souda Air Base in the Republic of Greece.

The Commander of the Air Force Group participating in the exercise Col. Khalifa Bin Daghfaq Al-Enezi said that the exercise focuses on the implementation of several training flights within an air campaign that included defensive and offensive counter air operations.

The air campaign also includes strategic attack operations, air prohibition operations, air operations, air support for the land forces, training in advanced electronic warfare environments which have a major role in resolving air battles, and exchanging experiences with the forces participating in the exercise. — SPA