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Hungary and Germany discuss military cooperation across six areas

The German delegation held talks in Budapest and visited a military training centre in Tata.

The German-Hungarian Joint Working Group held talks on six topics in Budapest. The delegation also viewed German-made military equipment and training facilities used by Hungary’s armed forces.

Source: Ministry of Defence of Hungary

Military delegations inside the simulation and training centre in Tata.
Hungarian and German delegations visit the training centre in Tata. Illustrative photo. Photo: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Denice Parker / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

The German-Hungarian Joint Working Group held bilateral talks in Budapest on October 12–13, covering six areas. The delegation also viewed German-made military equipment and training facilities used by the Hungarian Defence Forces.

The German delegation was led by Eckart Meyer-Höper, Deputy Director-General at Germany’s Federal Ministry of Defence responsible for innovation and cyber affairs. It was received by Colonel General Zsolt Sándor, Chief of the Defence Staff, and Major General Zoltán Apáti, Director of the Defence Staff.

The working group aims to use opportunities for bilateral cooperation to help build a modern, sustainable armed force with adequate deterrence capabilities. At a plenary session, participants reviewed the results of subgroups covering the army, air force, logistics and training. They also discussed training opportunities provided by Germany in connection with German military equipment in service with the Hungarian Defence Forces.

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The programme continued at the barracks of the 25th György Klapka Armoured Brigade in Tata. Brigadier General Zoltán Németh, the brigade’s commander, showed the delegation the unit’s simulation and training centre.

At the centre, soldiers practise operating PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers and Leopard 2A7HU tanks, including fire control, in a virtual environment. The interconnected systems allow crews to train together in real time under simulated conditions.

The presentation also included the unit’s weapons, with particular attention to its drone capabilities, as well as personal weapons and equipment.

Translated from Hungarian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Defence of Hungary

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