Royal Saudi Air Force Chief Wraps Up 'Victory Spears 2025' & Opens Center

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Dhahran: Prince Turki bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz, the head of the Royal Saudi Air Force, attended the closing of the "Victory Spears 2025" military training on Thursday. The event was held at the Air Warfare Center in Dhahran. Soldiers from different parts of Saudi Arabia’s armed forces and 15 friendly countries took part in the training.

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The training included teams from the Saudi Armed Forces, National Guard, State Security Authority, and Cybersecurity Authority. The goal was to improve teamwork and war skills.

During his visit, Prince Turki also opened a new section of the Air Warfare Center. He laid the foundation stone for further expansion to make the center bigger and stronger.

The training included exercises in air and sea battles. Soldiers showed great skill in planning and fighting. This proved their high level of readiness for any future dangers.

Prince Turki said that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman first opened the Air Warfare Center in 2019. The goal is to make it one of the best military training centers in the world.

This year’s training also included cyber warfare exercises. This means Saudi Arabia is working to defend itself not only on land, sea, and air but also against online threats.

Prince Turki thanked Saudi leaders for their support. He said their guidance has helped make the military stronger and always ready to protect the country.

The "Victory Spears 2025" exercise showed how Saudi Arabia and its allies are working together to build a powerful defense system.