Egypt-Sudan air drills ‘do not target a specific country,’ say military chiefs ...Saudi Arabia

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Mon, 2021-04-05 21:37 CAIRO: Joint air drills between Egypt and Sudan are not targeting a specific country, according to the military chiefs of both nations. Sudan’s Chief of Staff Mohmmed Othamn Al-Hussein and Egypt’s Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Mohammed Farid Hegazy made the remark as the drills, called “Nile Eagles 2,” concluded at Sudan’s Marwa Air Base. The exercise, which started last Wednesday, involved developing joint air operation skills, executing air attacks on specific targets, and protecting sensitive installations. It coincided with the launch of a new round of negotiations between the two countries and Ethiopia about a multi-billion dollar dam project, which has been a sou

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