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100 Georgian soldiers complete 5-month training in Germany

Following the training in Germany the 3rd Infantry Brigade will leave for Afghanistan. Photo: Defence Ministry press office

Agenda.ge, 13 Dec 2020 - 19:27, Tbilisi,Georgia

One hundred Georgian servicemen have returned from a five-month-long training session in Germany ahead of the NATO-led peacekeeping Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan.

During the training in Germany the Georgian servicemen from the 3rd Infantry Brigade improved the skills they had acquired in Georgia.

Less than a week ago one hundred Georgian servicemen left for Afghanistan, following the 'full pre-deployment training' in Georgia.

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