- Major General Al-Hunaiti: Developing capabilities and potential of the Royal Engineering Corps to protect lives and properties
- The Engineering Corps deals with 312 pieces of debris resulting from rockets, drones, and warheads
Khaberni - The Chief of the Joint Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmad Al-Hunaiti, visited the Royal Engineering Corps directorate this Sunday.
Al-Hunaiti, in the presence of several senior officers, listened to a briefing presented by the director of the Royal Engineering Corps, which outlined the operational efforts made by the directorate in dealing with debris resulting from remnants of rockets and drones, and the technical procedures followed to neutralize and handle it according to the highest technical and professional standards, ensuring the removal of potential dangers to maintain the safety of citizens and their properties.
He pointed out that the ranks of the Royal Engineering Core dealt with 312 pieces of debris resulting from drones, rockets, and warheads, handled according to approved procedures and with a high level of professionalism in various regions of the kingdom.
Major General Al-Hunaiti confirmed the ongoing efforts by the general command to enhance and develop the technical and operational capabilities of the Royal Engineering Corps to meet the various challenges in the region, praising the high efficiency of the Corps' ranks and the efforts made by the field teams spread across different provinces of the kingdom to protect lives and properties.
At the end of the visit, the Chief of the Joint Staff conveyed the greetings and pride of His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, to the heroes of the Arab Army in their various positions and branches, appreciating their dedication and devotion to performing their national duties.
