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EU: Greek-led military exercise examined intervention in fictional country of "Seglia"

Topic
Military Borders Terrorism
Country/Region
Greece EU

24 November 2021

An EU military exercise led by Greece in June this year tested the procedures and activities for launching an intervention in the fictional country of "Seglia", where incursions by the "Newborn Extremist State" and political interference from the country "Kronen" were leading to a deteriorating security situation with an impact on the EU's political and strategic interests.

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See: European External Action Service: Exercise Instructions (EXINST) for the EU Crisis Management Military Exercise in 2021 (MILEX 21) (Council doc. 7215/21, LIMITE, 19 March 2021, pdf)

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