State Borderline Service held special tactical training in the Caspian Sea

APA was informed from the press service of SBS.

The training involved SBS coast-protecting forces, prompt action forces, border-guarding group of ships, separate aviation group, “Lenkeran”, “Khudat”, “Shamkir” borderline groups and separate communication party.

The goal is to defend the interests of Azerbaijan in the Caspian Sea, checking the battle training of CEC units and subunits, uniting forces while the situation is tense in the state borderline, improving battle and action order of units and subunits while searching the rendering the sabotage-intelligence group, giving the experience to the commanders of units and sub-units in the organization of guarding the state borderline and management of the subordinate groups and improving the skills of the personnel staff for carrying out the errands professionally, improving field skills and moral psychological training of military servicemen.

The tactical training was given in 4 stages. Implementation of some elements has been provided during the stages. These include conduct of watch in the coastline territories from the planes, casting of landing force by parachute, entry of prompt movement forces of submarine prospecting group to the island, pulling down the landing forces by the help of prompt small boats to the island, casting of landing forces via rope from the helicopters, shooting in the air, evacuating injured persons and captives by helicopters and boats of “Zodiak” type from the region of fight operation, frontier guard ships’ navigating together, holding frontier investigation by the frontier guard ships along with the helicopters, keeping the revealed targets, using arm against the target not becoming subordinate, casting landing forces by means of rope from the helicopters to the target and capturing the target, extinguishing a fire from the crushed ship and rescuing persons falling in water by the helicopters and boats.

The tasks undertaken during the tactical training were fully completed.