The annual Warrior Competition, held at the King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC), continued into its second day with the participation of teams from various countries around the world.

Day two featured the “Path to Victory” event, marked by rigorous field challenges and intensive tactical tasks designed to test participants’ combat, physical, and mental capabilities in diverse environments.

The event began with the participating teams setting off in sequence, following predetermined timing and distances. It included overcoming natural and water-based obstacles, executing stealth maneuvers, using terrain for concealment, and engaging both moving and stationary targets using primary and secondary weapons, as well as sniper systems—all within a simulated operational environment that mirrors real-world combat conditions.

The competition, considered one of the most prominent military contests globally, aims to foster cooperation and the exchange of expertise among participating special forces, in order to enhance readiness and responsiveness under various battlefield conditions.