The Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group Two (SNMCMG2) concluded its involvement in the Turkish-led naval exercise NUSRET 2025, which was held from October 24 to 31. This annual exercise, organized by the Turkish Navy, focuses on improving interoperability and enhancing mine countermeasures (MCM) skills among NATO Allies and Partner nations. The event serves as a platform for participating forces to strengthen their operational capabilities and foster collaboration in maritime security efforts.
Original from ROVplanet.com: NATO mine countermeasures group strengthens Allied capabilities during Turkish-led Exercise NUSRET 2025
NATO mine countermeasures group strengthens Allied capabilities during Turkish-led Exercise NUSRET 2025
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