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Here’s a table focusing solely on special forces units and other specialized agency units (such as counter-terrorism and emergency response teams) in Central Europe, including their effectiveness and training levels.

CountryEntityTypeEffectivenessTraining Level
AustriaAustrian Cobra Unit (EKO Cobra)Police Special ForcesHighElite
BelgiumBelgian Federal Police Anti-Terrorist UnitPolice Special ForcesHighElite
Bosnia and HerzegovinaSpecial Tactical Unit (STU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
BulgariaSpecial Response Unit (SRU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
CroatiaSpecial Forces Command (SFC)Military Special ForcesHighElite
Czech RepublicCzech National Anti-Terrorist Unit (NAD)Police Special ForcesHighElite
DenmarkDanish Special Operations Command (DSOC)Military Special ForcesHighElite
EstoniaSpecial Operations Unit (SOU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
FinlandFinnish Special Forces (Utti Jaeger Regiment)Military Special ForcesHighElite
FranceFrench National Police Intervention Unit (RAID)Police Special ForcesHighElite
GermanyGSG 9Police Special ForcesHighElite
GreeceGreek Counter-Terrorism Unit (CTU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
HungaryHungarian Counter-Terrorism Centre (TEK)Police Special ForcesHighElite
IcelandIcelandic Special Operations TeamPolice Special ForcesHighElite
IrelandIrish Army Ranger Wing (ARW)Military Special ForcesHighElite
ItalyItalian Carabinieri Special Operations UnitPolice Special ForcesHighElite
KosovoKosovo Special Unit for Emergency SituationsPolice Special ForcesHighElite
LatviaSpecial Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ)Police Special ForcesHighElite
LithuaniaSpecial Response Team (SRT)Police Special ForcesHighElite
LuxembourgLuxembourg Army Special ForcesMilitary Special ForcesHighElite
MaltaSpecial Duties Unit (SDU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
MontenegroSpecial Intervention Unit (SIU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
NetherlandsDutch National Police Intervention Team (DIT)Police Special ForcesHighElite
North MacedoniaSpecial Operations Forces (SOF)Military Special ForcesHighElite
NorwayNorwegian Special Operations Forces (NORSOF)Military Special ForcesHighElite
PolandGROMMilitary Special ForcesHighElite
PortugalPortuguese Special Operations Group (GOE)Police Special ForcesHighElite
RomaniaRomanian Special Action Unit (DIAS)Police Special ForcesHighElite
SerbiaSpecial BrigadeMilitary Special ForcesHighElite
SlovakiaSlovakian Special Forces (SOG)Military Special ForcesHighElite
SloveniaSlovenian Special ForcesMilitary Special ForcesHighElite
SpainSpanish Special Operations Force (UOE)Police Special ForcesHighElite
SwedenSwedish National Operations Department (NOA)Police Special ForcesHighElite
SwitzerlandSwiss Tactical Operations Unit (TO)Military Special ForcesHighElite
TurkeyTurkish Special Forces Command (SST)Military Special ForcesHighElite
UkraineUkrainian Counter-Terrorism Unit (CTU)Police Special ForcesHighElite
United KingdomSAS (Special Air Service)Military Special ForcesHighElite

Notes:

  • Effectiveness: Denotes the unit’s success and capability in specialized operations, generally categorized as High.
  • Training Level: Indicates the level of training and specialization, with “Elite” representing the highest level of training.

This table provides an overview of the special forces and specialized units in Central Europe, highlighting their roles, effectiveness, and training levels.

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