The Royal Saudi Naval Forces took piece on Sunday in a mutual naval-air workout called Medusa 13, being held in , Greece.
The exercise includes naval and air pushes from , Greece,  , Egypt,  , France, and , Cyprus, alongside , Saudi Arabia, and aims to strengthen global military cooperation and enhance maritime protection,  , Saudi Press Agency , reported.
Col. Naval Commander , Fahd Al-Humaidi Al-Otaibi, the practice captain, explained that Medusa 13 is designed to create alliances and facilitate joint security assistance among participating nations.
The exercise focuses on carrying out joint combat missions using modern weapons, coordinating between different units to combat innovative maritime threats, and collaborating on how to protect functional areas from numerous dangers.
The Royal naval forces ‘ involvement includes a range of products, such as the Exclusive Naval Security Units,  , Marine Infantry, His Majesty’s Ships, and , Naval Aviation. The training will take place both on the Greek area of , Crete , and in key functional sections in the , Mediterranean Sea.
Medusa 13 may have military operations, information operations, marine assaults, and a human removal scenario, highlighting the detailed nature of the training. The combined exercise is anticipated to drastically improve the maritime capabilities of all participating countries while promoting regional stability.
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