The members of both sides who participated in the Sino White "Eagle Assault 2024" Army Joint Training conducted a surrender request. Iron wings spin and war eagles soar into the air. Recently, the China Belarus "Eagle Assault 2024" Army Joint Training Detachment launched a counter-terrorism operation drill at a training ground near Brest, Belarus. Quickly board the plane At the command of the commander, a combat team consisting of 8 Chinese and 8 White team members quickly boarded the plane. Immediately, the helicopter soared into the air and flew rapidly towards the target area. Inside the cabin, fully armed members from both China and Belarus were in high spirits, waiting patiently for instructions. The Chinese team leader Yao Peng, who was the first to lead the detachment for surrender, was the commander of this mission. He said that the key to implementing surrender is to quickly and accurately deploy troops, minimizing the time exposed to enemy firepower. Identify the target and prepare to implement a surrender As Captain Andre from the White side gave instructions, the guide opened the side cabin door, threw down the rope, and 16 members of the Chinese and White teams quickly carried weapons and darted down. Departing, taxiing, landing... The team members raced against time to successfully glide down to the ground and launched a vigilant defense, adopting multiple surprise attacks to alternately cover and advance towards the target area. Automatic rifle rapid shooting, pistol magazine changing shooting... The team members are agile and divided into multiple groups to directly target the "enemy"'s key targets. It is reported that in this exercise, the Chinese and Belarusian surrender teams were mixed into several small groups, and the members of both sides worked closely together to complete training in sniper tactics, covert approach, building intrusion, search and shooting, etc. In an environment similar to actual combat, they effectively honed their collaborative combat capabilities. The mixed formation and joint training test the technical and tactical level of the participating teams of China and Belarus, which can effectively enhance the ability of both sides' officers and soldiers to carry out joint anti-terrorism and other tasks Chinese Joint Training Commander Wang Bo said. After the drill, the participating team members from both China and Belarus immediately conducted on-site review, focusing on issues such as handling emergencies during the descent process and rapid warning after landing, while discussing and practicing, to promote further training closer to actual combat. (New Society)