17 October 2025
Category: Press releases
18 September 2025
I.S.A.R. at NATO exercise in Bulgaria
The 20th NATO Emergency Management Exercise "BULGARIA 2025" took place in Bulgaria from 7 to 12 September 2025 and marked an important milestone for I.S.A.R. Germany and international cooperation in civil protection. As part of the GEXTRECS project consortium, we were able to participate in this important NATO exercise for the first time and contribute our expertise to the further development of cross-border crisis response. Complex scenarios, realistic... Read more: Article from 18.09.2025
1 June 2025
I.S.A.R. forces practise rescue operations on the Lower Rhine
In a large-scale rescue exercise, the emergency services of I.S.A.R. Germany trained for three days under realistic conditions in the event of an emergency. The starting point was a severe earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 in the town of Zamek Wodny in the Republic of Dolny Ren, a fictitious state in Central Europe. According to the scenario, over 25,000 people were reported missing, 2,500 dead... Read more: Article from 01.06.2025
17 April 2025
I.S.A.R. supports Polish team with INSARAG recertification in Gdańsk
One of the most important civil protection exercises of the year is currently taking place in Gdańsk: The INSARAG recertification of the Polish Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team. During this intensive, large-scale exercise lasting several days, the team's operational capability is tested in accordance with the strict international guidelines of the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group (INSARAG). The aim: to be re-categorised as a "Heavy USAR Team" - a... Read more: Article from 17.04.2025
28 March 2025
I.S.A.R. monitors situation after Myanmar quake
On 28 March 2025, a strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 shook Myanmar and Thailand. The epicentre was near Mandalay, the second largest city in Myanmar. An aftershock of magnitude 6.4 followed a few minutes later, killing more than 140 people in Myanmar and injuring over 700. In Thailand, at least 10 people died, mainly as a result of the... Read more: Article from 28.03.2025
5 February 2025



