The 811th Infantry Battalion 'Dej' conducted exercises with soldiers from the Republic of Moldova to improve tactics and combat procedures.
Călin Nicolescu
Republic of Moldova
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The 811th Infantry Battalion 'Dej' participated in a multinational training program at the Păiș shooting range, alongside soldiers from the Army of the Republic of Moldova. The exercises aimed to improve combat techniques and tactics, contributing to the enhancement of interoperability between the armed forces of Romania and the Republic of Moldova. These activities are part of the bilateral military cooperation between the two states.
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