International Coalition Forces Conduct Military Drills at al-Shaddadi Base in Hasaka Countryside

Jul 27 2025

ARK News.. Local sources reported on Saturday that international coalition forces conducted intensive military exercises at their base in the town of al-Shaddadi, located in the countryside of Hasaka in Syrian Kurdistan.

According to the sources, the drills included active participation by coalition warplanes and were aimed at enhancing military coordination and boosting combat readiness among participating units.

The exercises come as part of ongoing efforts to maintain operational preparedness and strengthen joint military capabilities in the region.

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International Coalition Forces Conduct Military Drills at al-Shaddadi Base in Hasaka Countryside

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