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The training operation, led by the IDF\u2019s 91st Division and the National Ground Training Center, was the largest conducted since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas War.<\/p>\n
The IDF completed an intensive five-day training<\/a> intended to prepare for \u201cextreme defense scenarios\u201d along the northern border with Lebanon on Thursday, according to the IDF.<\/p>\n The training operation, led by the IDF\u2019s 91st Division and the National Ground Training Center, was the largest and most comprehensive conducted since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas War over two years ago.<\/p>\n According to the IDF\u2019s spokesperson’s unit, the focus of the training operation was to \u201censure a rapid response to emerging incidents<\/a>– including mobilization of reserve troops and force buildup- and transition to offensive operations,\u201d incorporating lessons learned over the past two years of multi-frontal war.<\/p>\n The IAF, Israeli Navy, Israeli Fire and Rescue Services, Magen David Adom, and Israeli Police collaborated with the IDF on the exercises in multiple locations.<\/p>\n An IDF press release elaborated that “logistics, medical, and technology and maintenance units trained in scenarios involving the evacuation of injured troops under fire and providing logistical, maintenance, and technological support in emergencies.”<\/p>\n