UAE Special Police Challenge Day One: Chinese Special Police Women's Team Achieves Victory in First Battle
On February 7 local time, the 7th UAE Special Police Challenge kicked off at the Ruwaya Training City in Dubai. A total of 109 teams from 48 countries participated, including 10 women's teams. This is also the largest edition of the UAE Special Police Challenge to date.
The first day's event was the "Fire Assault" competition. This event is a team shooting competition, with each team consisting of four assault team members and one sniper. Competing teams must navigate obstacles and accurately shoot targets while wearing safety gear such as gas masks. The competition focuses on assessing teamwork, shooting accuracy, communication efficiency, and the ability to execute tactical plans under high-intensity time pressure.
The two Chinese women's special police teams, participating for the first time, achieved success in their debut. Among them, the Sichuan Women's Special Police Team ranked first among all women's teams.
Click the video to experience the impressive demeanor of the Chinese female special police.
(Reporter Zhang Zhuoya, Videographer Yao Shubo, Correspondents Ni Bing and Wang Yiran)
The 7th UAE Special Police Challenge began on February 7 in Dubai, featuring 109 teams from 48 countries, including 10 women's teams. The Chinese women's special police teams, competing for the first time, achieved notable success, with the Sichuan Women's Special Police Team ranking first among all women's teams. The event focused on tactical operations and teamwork under pressure.
- The 7th UAE Special Police Challenge commenced on February 7 in Dubai.
- 109 teams from 48 countries participated, including 10 women's teams.
- The Chinese women's special police teams participated for the first time and achieved success.
- The Sichuan Women's Special Police Team ranked first among all women's teams.
- The competition emphasized teamwork, shooting accuracy, and tactical execution under pressure.