Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States of America, concluded his two-day visit to Georgia, where he met with the country’s leaders and addressed the U.S.-led Noble Partner military exercise in Vaziani, south of Tbilisi.

Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States of America, concluded his two-day visit to Georgia, where he met with the country’s leaders and addressed the U.S.-led Noble Partner military exercise in Vaziani, south of Tbilisi, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geTwo-week long U.S-led Noble Partner military exercise started at the Vaziani training area outside Tbilisi on July 30, a day before U.S. Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to the country, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence’s visit to Georgia is part of his diplomatic tour in Eastern Europe, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.ge
President Giorgi Margvelashvili of Georgia addressing the Noble Partner participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.gePresident Giorgi Margvelashvili of Georgia addressing the Noble Partner participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.gePresident Giorgi Margvelashvili of Georgia addressing the Noble Partner participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.gePresident Giorgi Margvelashvili of Georgia addressing the Noble Partner participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geDefense Minister Levan Izoria addressing the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1 , 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geDefense Minister Levan Izoria addressing the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.ge
Vice President Mike Pence greeting the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence greeting the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence greeting the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence greeting the Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geMike Pence greeting Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geMike Pence and Giorgi Margvelashvili talking to Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence and Karen Pence, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geOver 2800 troops will take part in the drills, including 800 Georgian and 1600 U.S. military personnel. Other participating nations include Armenia, Germany, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence among Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.geVice President Mike Pence among Noble Partner exercise participants, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.ge
Mike Pence talking to American soldiers, August 1, 2017. Photo: Eana Korbezashvili/Civil.ge

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