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30/10/23 05:44 AM IST

KAZIND-2023

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  • Indian Army and Indian Air Force contingent comprising 120 personnel departed for Kazakhstan to take part in the 7th edition of Joint Military ‘Exercise KAZIND-2023’.
  • The Exercise will be conducted at Otar, Kazakhstan from 30th October to 11th November 2023.

KAZIND-23

  • The Joint Exercise between India and Kazakhstan was instituted as ‘Exercise PRABAL DOSTYK’ in the year 2016.
  • After the second edition, the Exercise was upgraded to a company-level exercise and renamed as ‘Exercise KAZIND’.
  • The Exercise has been further upgraded as a Bi-service Exercise this year by including the Air Force component.
  • In this edition of the Exercise, both sides will practice conduct of Counter Terrorism operations in a sub-conventional environment under United Nations mandate.
  • The contingents will jointly rehearse various tactical drills to include Raid, Search and Destroy Operations, Small Team Insertion and Extraction Operations etc.
  • The scope of the Exercise also includes conduct of Counter Unmanned Aerial System Operations.
  • ‘Exercise KAZIND-2023’ will provide an opportunity for both sides to gain an insight into the tactics, battle drills and procedures of each other, which is a prerequisite while operating under the ambit of the United Nations.
  • The joint training will develop the necessary skills, resilience and coordination to conduct joint military operations in Semi-Urban and Urban environments.
  • Both sides will get a chance to practice drills on a wide spectrum of combat skills and mutually learn from each other.
  • The Exercise will provide an opportunity for the contingents to exchange views and share the best practices.
  • ‘Exercise KAZIND-2023’ will further strengthen the bond between the two armies.
Source- PIB

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