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India-Kazakhstan joint military exercise ‘KAZIND’ successfully concludes in Umroi

Named as the Ex Jenis (Ex Victory), the final validation exercise, demonstrated the various skills taught, including patrolling, jungle shooting, reflex shooting, changing MRE rations, survival, and combat tracking, multi-modular troop insertion through air via slithering and low hovering and...

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Named as the Ex Jenis (Ex Victory), the final validation exercise, demonstrated the various skills taught, including patrolling, jungle shooting, reflex shooting, changing MRE rations, survival, and combat tracking, multi-modular troop insertion through air via slithering and low hovering and use of Mine Protective Vehicles.​

Ex KazInd, an annual exercise between Indian Army and Kazakhstan Army was conducted at Foreign Training Node, Umroi. The Exercise commenced on 15 Dec 22 and successfully culminated on December 28, 2022.

The Indian Army contingent participated with a company strength from 6th Battalion the 11th Gorkha Rifles and similar strength participated from the contingent of Kazakhstan Army. Both the contingents honed their tactical and technical skills in a spectrum of joint counter terrorism operations in Jungle & Semi Urban/Urban Terrain.

Both sides jointly planned and executed a series of tactical drills to train troops on counter terrorism operations.
The Joint Training Exercise culminated with a validation exercise witnessed by visiting dignitaries. The level of integration & professionalism displayed by both the contingents was appreciated by all.

Named as the Ex Jenis (Ex Victory), the final validation exercise, demonstrated the various skills taught, including patrolling, jungle shooting, reflex shooting, changing MRE rations, survival, and combat tracking, multi-modular troop insertion through air via slithering and low hovering and use of Mine Protective Vehicles, conducting raid, room intervention and house clearing drills, and unarmed combat display. The exercise also demonstrates the two nations' ability to operate together under the UN mandate.

The sixth joint exercise between India and Kazakhstan was names as Exercise KazInd 2022. Building mutual understanding and trust in the area of national security is the goal of the 14-day exercise.

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Fourth edition of India-Uzbekistan Joint Military Exercise Dustlik begins in Uttarakhand

Pithoragarh (Uttarakhand) [India], February 20 (ANI): The 4th Edition of India-Uzbekistan Joint Military Exercise Dustlik commenced on Monday at Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. “The 14 days joint training will focus on sharing best practices in Sub Conventional Operations under UN mandate,” tweeted...

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Pithoragarh (Uttarakhand) [India], February 20 (ANI): The 4th Edition of India-Uzbekistan Joint Military Exercise Dustlik commenced on Monday at Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand.

“The 14 days joint training will focus on sharing best practices in Sub Conventional Operations under UN mandate,” tweeted the Additional Directorate General of Public Information, Indian Army.

India’s Garhwal Rifles from the Western Command participated in the exercise. And from Uzbekistan, the North Western Military command participated in the exercise. The exercise is biennial, meaning conducted once in two years.

“45 Soldiers each from Uzbekistan and Indian Army are participating in this exercise which is aimed at promoting positive relations between both armies. The Indian Army contingent comprises troops from an Infantry Battalion from the Garhwal Rifles Regiment,” said Indian Army.

It will include field training exercises, combat discussions, lectures, demonstrations and culminate with a validation exercise. Both sides will jointly train, plan and execute a series of tactical drills for neutralisation of likely threats, while learning to exploit new generation equipment and technology for conducting joint operations. Due emphasis is being laid on increasing interoperability between forces, read the Ministry of Defence.

The bonhomie, espirit-de-corps and goodwill generated during the exercise will go a long way in further strengthening the bonds between both armies by enabling understanding of each other’s organisation and methodology of conducting various operations, it added.

With more than 65,000 soldiers, the Army of Uzbekistan is one of the largest in Central Asia.

Uzbekistan is important to India for connectivity to Iran and the Central Asian region. India is trying to expand its trade in the Central Asian region. But the conflicts in Afghanistan are a big hindrance. To counter such security issues, India needs the support of other central Asian countries like Uzbekistan.

Moreover, the Hisar Air Base of Uzbekistan is jointly operated by Indian Air Force and Tajik Air Force. It is also called the Gissar Air Base. India used the base extensively during the Afghan crisis.

Indian Army is deploying the Garhwal Rifles in military exercises. The Garhwal Rifles participated in the recent Dharma Guardian military exercise conducted with Japan.

The 4th Edition of Joint Military Exercise Dharma Guardian commenced on February 17 at Camp Imazu, Japan.

During the 14-day training, troops from both Armies will share their expertise and experiences in Counter Terrorism operations in urban terrain. (ANI)

This report is auto-generated from ANI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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[Nilgiri]

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[Zapper]

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No standardization in basic gear like uniforms, rifle, BPJ, helmet, sights, shoes etc but these imbecile army top brass wants freakin jetpacks

 

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[Afif]

I just wonder when indian army is going to get rid of those armored coffins.

 

[Nilgiri]

I just wonder when indian army is going to get rid of those armored coffins.

Hey dont insult our old soviet junk like that. They have feelings too!

 

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[JOYDEEPGHOSH]

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[Nilgiri]

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[JOYDEEPGHOSH]

Indian Army Should Go for RCCEP​

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[Nilgiri]

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[JOYDEEPGHOSH]

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afaik depsang bulge and depsang plans just south of it r now out of bounds of india as china is sitting pretty in both n refuses to even talk or listen about it as they come under its 1959 claim line these pics r from areas just south of it

 

[Nilgiri]

afaik depsang bulge and depsang plans just south of it r now out of bounds of india as china is sitting pretty in both n refuses to even talk or listen about it as they come under its 1959 claim line these pics r from areas just south of it

They occupy a feature that prevents patrolling of some earlier points. But the larger western plateau (north of this feature salient) is under control of India where there are exercises and maneuvers conducted more frequently lately.

They want a very large buffer zone to exist on Depsang given India's larger advantage and the relevance of this plateau to a conflict... in exchange for them withdrawing from that feature, but its not acceptable to India.

Can look up the news articles yourself regarding it....but its different to main exercise area pictured here.

 

[JOYDEEPGHOSH]

They occupy a feature that prevents patrolling of some earlier points. But the larger western plateau (north of this feature salient) is under control of India where there are exercises and maneuvers conducted more frequently lately.

They want a very large buffer zone to exist on Depsang given India's larger advantage and the relevance of this plateau to a conflict... in exchange for them withdrawing from that feature, but its not acceptable to India.

Can look up the news articles yourself regarding it....but its different to main exercise area pictured here.

yes indeed dsdbo road ends at a point southeast of it is dbo alg afaik that has not seen any landing since 2020 only uav patrol, the excersize is on a area just north of the road end to southwest of the main plataue somewhat hidden as such the dsdbo road n dbo alg (already said in blog) are now useless as pla has clear line of sight of total area

 

[Afif]

Why India’s strategic depth is of little value—from Pakistan to China borders

What if a country has neither strategic depth, nor a friendly neighbour? Faced with such a situation, this depth has to be created by occupying territories.

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Interesting, I didn't think it that way before.

 

[JOYDEEPGHOSH]

#AbrahamAccords, #IMEC, #Israel, #India and Dissolution of #Palestine
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