Turkish-made multipurpose armored vehicles Vuran were delivered to the Georgian Defense Forces during a ceremony at the infantry brigade in Vaziani, near the capital Tbilisi.
Georgian Deputy Defense Minister Sergo Janelidze said Türkiye and Georgia have been successfully cooperating in the defense field for some time, and the ceremony marks the day Georgia received NATO-standard armored vehicles from Türkiye.
He added that the transfer not only strengthens Georgia's defense capabilities, but it also contributes to bilateral cooperation.
Vuran, manufactured by Turkey's commercial and military vehicle manufacturer BMC, comply with NATO standards.
