17 Oct 2026
Azerbaijan, Turkiye and Uzbekistan Conduct Cyber Operations During the Power of Unity – 2026 Exercise
Military cybersecurity specialists
from Azerbaijan, Turkiye and Uzbekistan conducted joint cyber operations as
part of the multinational “Power of
Unity – 2026” military exercise held in Azerbaijan.
The practical phase of the exercise took place at the “Gizilgaya” Training Center, where
military personnel from the three countries operated as a joint cyber
operations group within a unified command structure.
According to the exercise scenario, the cyber operations
unit carried out tasks aimed at preventing cyberattacks by illegal armed
groups, as well as ensuring the security of the information and communication
systems of the military units participating in the exercise.
Particular attention during the training was focused on
maintaining the resilience of information infrastructure under tactical
conditions. Military cybersecurity specialists practiced measures to protect
communication systems and information resources while supporting the
operational activities of units on the battlefield.
The inclusion of a dedicated cyber
operations component demonstrates that within “Power of Unity – 2026”, cooperation between Azerbaijan, Turkiye
and Uzbekistan extends beyond traditional ground-force training to include the
protection of digital infrastructure and information systems.
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