US Edition"He Has Crossed a Red line." Surprised Zapad Exercises: India Sent Soldiers to Join the Russian-Belarus Simulations
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India has sent troops to join Russian-led exercises, which are engaged in a war with NATO neighbouring countries, while the relationship between Delhi and Washington continues to deteriorate, according to The Times.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent 65 troops to participate in exercises working on the conflict with neighbouring NATO countries.
India has joined the Russian-Belarusian military exercises Zapad-2025. The country has sent its troops. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to The Times. The Indian Ministry of Defense said that it had sent 65 troops to the exercises, including fighters from the Kumaon Regiment, one of the army's most respected units. They are stationed at the Iudino training ground, about 40 miles west of Nizhny Novgorod (far from NATO borders). "(W…
India has sent a military contingent to participate in the large-scale West 2025 Russian-Belarusn exercises, which this year include the development of scenarios using ballistic missiles and the simulation of air strikes. New Delhi's decision to take part in manoeuvres that are taking place in the context of the deterioration of relations with the United States and NATO has caused concern among Western analysts. The Times reports that the AAC ZA…
Narendra Modi has sent troops to participate in the Zapad exercises, which repeats the conflict with neighbouring NATO member countries, on the basis of the deterioration of relations with the US.
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