India, Thailand begin two week-long military exercise, focus on enhancing anti-terror cooperation
Armies of India and Thailand began a two week-long military exercise with a focus on enhancing anti-terror cooperation between the two sides. A senior Army official said focus of the exercise ‘Maitree’ will be to increase interoperability and enhance coordination in dealing with the challenge of terrorism.
Armies of India and Thailand on Monday began a two week-long military exercise with a focus on enhancing anti-terror cooperation between the two sides.
Army officials said the exercise will emphasise to hone the tactical and technical skills in joint counter-insurgency and counter-terrorist operations in rural and urban areas. (Picture for representation)
A senior Army official said focus of the exercise ‘Maitree’ will be to increase interoperability and enhance coordination in dealing with the challenge of terrorism.
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“The exercise will emphasise to hone the tactical and technical skills in joint counter insurgency and counter terrorist operations in rural and urban scenario under UN mandate,” he said.
The official said, “Both sides will jointly train, plan and execute a series of well developed tactical drills that may be encountered in an urban warfare scenario.”
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