India-Uzbekistan Joint Military Exercise ‘Dustlik’ 7th Edition Concludes in Uzbekistan
The 7th edition of the India-Uzbekistan Joint Military Exercise ‘Dustlik’ was successfully concluded at the Namangan in Uzbekistan. This exercise have brought together the troops from both nations to enhance the joint operational capabilities and specially in counter-terrorism scenarios. With the equal participation from the both sides this drill focused was on to improving the coordination, tactical skills and the preparedness in the challenging terrains.
This joint exercise saw the active participation from both countries and reflects the strong military collaboration.
For the exercise the total 120 personnel have participated as 60 from each country.
Indian contingent included the 45 personnel from the Indian Army, 15 personnel from the Indian Air Force.
Also the Uzbekistan was represented by its Army and Air Force personnel.
The exercise was conducted in Namangan, Uzbekistan.
The equal participation of the both nations demonstrates the mutual commitment to strengthening defense ties.
The primary aim of the exercise is to enhance the joint operational readiness and strengthen defense cooperation between the two nations.
Major Focus Areas
The participating troops will also engage in the wide range of activities which are designed to simulate combat situations.
Key Operations Include The,
The exercise will reflects the deepening the strategic relationship between India and Uzbekistan.
The defense cooperation is becoming the important pillar of bilateral ties.
For India the Central Asia holds strategic importance due to the regional security concerns, the counter-terrorism cooperation and the from connectivity side and the geopolitical interests.
Regular joint exercises like the Dustlik will help to build the trust, interoperability and the long-term partnerships.
“Dustlik” which means that “friendship” and it is an annual joint exercise which conducted alternately in India and Uzbekistan.
Which exercise involves joint military training between India and Singapore?
A) VARUNA
B) SIMBEX
C) INDRA
D) AUSINDEX
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