Greece's Amphibious Landing Exercise Turned Into a Fiasco: Some Soldiers Couldn't Jump From the Boats, and One Soldier Was Run over by a Boat - Sözcü Newspaper
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During a joint military exercise organized by Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration, some striking moments occurred during a landing training exercise. Soldiers who jumped from the boats struggled to stay on their feet, an assault boat ran over one soldier, and soldiers who reached the shore had difficulty turning the boats back.
The military exercise jointly conducted by Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration, which was a show of force against Turkey's rights and interests, ended in a fiasco. Soldiers attempting to storm the shore fell into the sea along with their heavy equipment.
The amphibious landing scenario in the MEDUSA-15 military exercise, conducted in the Eastern Mediterranean and off the coast of Crete with the participation of Greece, the Greek Cypriot Administration, France, and Italy, ended in a fiasco. Footage captured the moment Greek soldiers fell into the sea while trying to disembark from a landing craft, once again highlighting the neighboring country's military operational capabilities.
During the MEDUSA-15 exercise conducted by Greece, Egypt, and Southern Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean, some striking moments occurred. During an amphibious landing on Crete, some soldiers attempting to reach the shore fell into the sea along with their equipment. These moments were captured on camera.
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