Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has begun the second phase of training with the country’s National Reserve Forces at the Turecký vrch training area in western Slovakia. The training commenced on June 18th and is scheduled to last for two weeks. This participation marks a continuation of Pellegrini’s engagement with the armed forces, signaling a commitment to national defense. Details regarding the specific nature of the training exercises have not been released, but it is understood to be part of a broader program to enhance the readiness of reserve personnel. The President’s involvement is noteworthy as a demonstration of leadership and support for the military. This initiative aims to strengthen Slovakia’s defense capabilities and preparedness. It underscores the importance placed on a robust and well-trained reserve force within the nation’s security framework.