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China and Egypt to Conduct First Joint Air Force Exercise 'Civilization Eagle 2025' from Mid-April to Early May 2025

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China and Egypt to Conduct First Joint Air Force Exercise 'Civilization Eagle 2025' from Mid-April to Early May 2025

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The Chinese and Egyptian militaries are set to conduct their first joint air force training exercise, named 'Civilization Eagle 2025,' from mid-April to early May 2025. This announcement was made by China's Ministry of National Defense on Wednesday. The exercise aims to enhance military cooperation between the two nations amid growing ties, particularly in the face of U.S. pressure on Egypt. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force will send forces to Egypt for this unprecedented drill, marking a significant step in military collaboration between China and Egypt.

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