Indo-Russian Military Exercise 'INDRA-2015' Concludes
BIKANER: The Indo-Russian military exercise 'INDRA-2015'
culminated today after nearly two weeks of joint training in
counter-terrorism operations.
"After two weeks of intense and exacting military training, the joint
exercise concluded with a closing ceremony, wherein both the contingents
showcased their immense talents with unique traditional touches,"
Defence Spokesperson Lt Col Manish Ojha said.
The ceremony was held in Mahajan Field Firing Ranges here.
In the joint tactical exercise which began on November 8, the two
countries conducted focused training and strived to understand the
functioning of each other, he said.
Inter-operability procedures were on the top agenda for both the armies.
The exercise also provided an opportunity to both the armies for greater
cultural understanding, sharing experiences and strengthening mutual
trust and co-operation, he said.
It was the seventh edition in a series of bilateral exercises under this
banner. The joint exercise this year focused on 'Counter Terrorism
Operations in Desert Terrain under a United Nations Mandate'.
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