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Full coverage· Security· Updated

Israel, Greece, Cyprus Conduct Joint Maritime Pollution Drill

Israel, Greece, and Cyprus are conducting their first joint maritime exercise in the Mediterranean Sea, simulating a response to a major oil spill. The drill involves sea, air, and command center operations, with Minister Idit Silman attending a senior political meeting.

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Israel, Greece, Cyprus Conduct Joint Maritime Pollution Drill
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What happened

  1. 01Israel, Greece, and Cyprus are conducting their first joint maritime pollution response exercise.
  2. 02The drill simulates a large-scale oil spill in the Mediterranean Sea.
  3. 03Minister Idit Silman will attend a senior political-level meeting during the exercise.
  4. 04The exercise involves coordinated sea, air, and command center operations.
  5. 05Civilian, research, and security bodies are participating from Israel.

The exercise aims to enhance coordinated preparedness among the three nations for environmental emergencies.

Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original

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