Egypt, the United States and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) began a joint military exercise on Monday in the Red Sea, the Egyptian military said in a statement.
Some F-16 fighter jets, frigates, rocket launchers and mine-hunters, in addition to exceptional maritime landing powers of the three nations partook in the drill named "Eagle Response 19," the announcement said.
The joint forces directed uncommon tasks including exploding explosives submerged, expelling bombs, and against fear strikes.
Saudi Arabia is additionally part of the joint activities as an eyewitness.
The joint exercise went for upgrading between operability and war-battling preparation, bracing military-to-military connections and progressing operational abilities of every single partaking unit, as per the announcement.
Egypt routinely holds joint military activities with different nations to help military coordinated effort and trade military ability.
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