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The Peruvian armed forces, with those of the United States and Chile, participated in an exercise to prepare for emergencies caused by a possible catastrophe triggered by the El Niño phenomenon, simulating various relief operations. The exercise involved about 300 people engaged in moving between collapsed structures, people trapped and river fords using rope systems. The demonstration falls within the scope of the multinational exercise UNITIS …
Troops from the Chilean Navy, the Peruvian Navy, and U.S. Marines participated in a...
Armed Forces of Peru, the United States and Chile simulate a rescue for the El Niño phenomenon
The Ministry of Defence indicated that this training created conditions that could occur after a major natural disaster, in order to test the capacity for response and coordination among the participating units.
The exercise, part of the Unitas 2026 multinational maneuvers, recreated collapsed structures and people trapped in Ancon, Peru, with the participation of 300 people and an Ecuadorian corvette among the deployed ships.
Military from Peru, the United States and Chile participated in a joint rescue training aimed at responding to emergency situations caused by the El Niño climate phenomenon. The exercise brought together land, sea and air forces in evacuation and rescue operations carried out on a beach, focusing on the rapid response to natural disasters. [...]
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