Home Front Command Drills Multi-Front Campaign in the North

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The Home Front Command completed a large-scale security exercise in the Northern District, involving eight battalions and 67 local authorities. The drill was planned in advance as part of the command's annual exercise schedule and was designed to test readiness for scenarios of heavy barrages and strikes on several areas simultaneously. As part of the drill, the forces practiced rescuing the wounded and dealing with areas of destruction, alongside responding to the civilian population.

The drill included the participation of regular and reserve forces, with drills held in more than 15 communities. Northern District commander, Col. Paz Gadya, said the preparations include a response to heavy barrages, rescuing people trapped in rubble, and dealing with several areas at the same time.

The drill was held in preparation for severe scenarios that have not yet occurred. The preparations were carried out as part of the Home Front Command's annual readiness plan in the Northern District.