EXCERCISE KAZIND-21, 5th Indo-Kazakhstan Joint Training Exercise concluded
Joint Exercise, which began on August 31, 2021, focuses on Counter-Insurgency/Counter-Terrorism operations in urban scenarios, as well as the sharing of experience on weapons skills.
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New Delhi, Sept11: After 12 days of mutual learning, the 5th edition of the Indo-Kazakhstan Joint Training Exercise, EXERCISE KAZIND-21, came to a close yesterday at Training Node Aisha Bibi, Kazakhstan.
The Joint Exercise, which began on August 31, 2021, focuses on Counter-Insurgency/Counter-Terrorism operations in urban scenarios, as well as the sharing of experience on weapons skills. The exercise also allowed personnel from both armies to form long-lasting professional and social bonds.
The combined exercise finished with both armies demonstrating their fighting prowess and control over terrorist organisations during the Validation Exercise, following intensive military training. The closing ceremony showed both nations' great skill with a distinct traditional flavour. The senior authorities conveyed their thanks and pleasure for the professional conduct of the exercises.
The camaraderie, esprit-de-corps, and goodwill fostered during the exercise will go a long way toward strengthening the connections between the Armed Forces of both countries in the future.