India-Kazakhstan Military Exercise to Boost Capabilities to Undertake Joint Counter-Terror Operations
A 60-member Indian contingent will train with Kazakhstan forces on joint counter-terrorism tactics and a simulated terrorist threat.
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Indian contingent departs for India-Kazakhstan joint military exercise KAZIND-2026
A 60-member Indian Armed Forces contingent left for Kazakhstan on Monday to participate in the ninth edition of the India-Kazakhstan Joint Military Exercise KAZIND-2026, scheduled to be held from September 28 to October 11.
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Times of IndiaIndia-Kazakhstan military exercise to boost capabilities to undertake joint counter-terror operations
From September 28 to October 11, India and Kazakhstan will conduct a collaborative military exercise aimed at enhancing joint capabilities and interoperability in counter-terrorism operations authorized by the United Nations. Indian troops, particularly from the Garhwal Rifles, will train alongside Kazakhstan's forces, focusing on joint strategies, air mobility, and unmanned aerial systems.
Indian contingent leaves for Kazakhstan for KAZIND-2026, with counter-terror and drone warfare in focus
The training centres on counter-terrorism in semi-urban and mountainous terrain, with an emphasis on joint planning and execution, air mobility, and the integrated use of unmanned aerial systems and counter-UAS capabilities. The two sides will train together on responses to terrorist actions, raids, search-and-destroy missions, and cordon-and-search operations. They will also practise securing helipads and landing sites and conducting special he…
Indian contingent departs for joint military exercise in Kazakhstan
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 28 (IANS) A 60-member Armed Forces contingent from India departed on Monday for Oskemen in Kazakhstan to take part in the ninth edition of the India-Kazakhstan Joint Military Exercise 'Kazind', which will be conducted from September 28 to October 11, the Ministry of Defence confirmed. The Indian contingent is drawn mainly from a battalion of the Garhwal Rifles, along with troops from other arms and services, and p…
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