The Indian Army and the Cambodian Army have commenced their first-ever Joint Table Top Exercise, CINBAX, at the Foreign Training Node in Pune. Scheduled from 1st to 8th December 2024, the exercise aims to foster strategic cooperation, trust, and interoperability between the two nations. The contingents, each comprising 20 personnel from the respective armies, are set to focus on wargaming counter-terrorism (CT) operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter.
Participants
Location: Foreign Training Node, Pune, India.
Duration: 1st to 8th December 2024.
Focus: Counter-terrorism operations under the UN Charter Chapter VII.
Phase I: Orientation and Preparation
Phase II: Table Top Exercises
Phase III: Finalization and Review
Summary/Static | Details |
Why in the news? | INDIA AND CAMBODIA COMMENCES INAUGURAL JOINT TABLE TOP EXERCISE CINBAX |
Participants | 20 personnel each from Indian Infantry Brigade and Cambodian Army |
Location | Foreign Training Node, Pune |
Dates | 1st to 8th December 2024 |
Focus | Joint Counter-Terrorism (CT) operations under UN Chapter VII |
Phases | – Phase I: Orientation and preparation for CT operations. – Phase II: Table Top exercises on wargaming scenarios. – Phase III: Finalization of plans and summing up. |
Key Themes | Counter-terrorism, Hybrid Warfare, HADR, Casualty Management, Logistics, Cyber Operations |
Special Features | Showcasing Indian-origin equipment, promoting indigenous defense production (Atmanirbharta) |
Expected Outcomes | – Enhanced interoperability and camaraderie between troops. – Improved operational efficiency in peacekeeping operations. |
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