Archive · 19 May 2025
Iran, Azerbaijan Conduct Joint Military Drill in Karabakh
Iran and Azerbaijan are having a joint military exercise.
This means soldiers from both countries are training together.
The exercise is called Aras-2025 and is happening in the Karabakh region, which Azerbaijan now controls.
The goal of the exercise is to make the border safer and deal with possible dangers.
This follows a visit by Iran's President to Azerbaijan.
The two countries have had some issues in the past, but they are now working together on this exercise.
Iran and Azerbaijan launched a joint special forces exercise.
The exercise, called "Aras-2025", involves both Iranian and Azerbaijani troops.
The drill is taking place in the Karabakh region.
The aim is to boost border security and confront potential threats.
The exercise follows a visit by the Iranian President to Azerbaijan.
- Who
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Azerbaijani troops
- What
- Joint special forces exercise, Aras-2025
- When
- May 18-21, 2025
- Where
- Karabakh region
- Why
- To boost border security and address potential threats.
- Exercise Name
- Aras-2025
- Participants
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Azerbaijani troops
- Location
- Karabakh region
- Start Date
- May 18, 2025
- End Date
- May 21, 2025