Major General Al-Hunaiti: Continuous Reinforcement of Border Fronts with Specialized Forces to Ensure the Defense of the Kingdom's Borders
Major General Al-Hunaiti: Continuous Reinforcement of Border Fronts with Specialized Forces to Ensure the Defense of the Kingdom's Borders On Saturday, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmed Al-Hunaiti, inspected the border posts of the 10th and 12th Royal Border Guard Battalions, which are part of the 2nd Border Guard Brigade, one of the formations of the Northern Military Region. This visit is part of his ongoing effort to monitor the readiness of military units and formations. He was received by the Commander of the Region. اضافة اعلان Major General Al-Hunaiti listened to briefings from the relevant commanders on the operational and logistical status, as well as the efforts being made to protect the border frontlines and the role of the region in maintaining the Kingdom's security and stability. He toured the region's border front and observed the readiness of the Border Guard personnel and the specialized forces supporting them in their security duties. He praised the significant efforts made by the brave members of the Border Guard units in various locations, highlighting their role in defending the country, protecting its resources, and standing firm against any threats to its security and stability. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff emphasized that the process of reinforcing the border fronts with specialized forces continues to ensure the fulfillment of the military's mission in defending the Kingdom's borders. During his visit, Major General Al-Hunaiti met with the personnel of the Border Guard Forces and their supporting units from various formations, congratulating them on the occasion of the blessed month of Ramadan and the 69th anniversary of the Arab Army's command being Arabized. He also commended the tremendous efforts of the Jordanian Armed Forces personnel in their various locations, praising the high morale within the Northern Military Region.
The visit was attended by several senior officers of the Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army.
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