India and Russia have
kicked off the eighth edition of their joint military exercise in the Russian
city of Vladivostok with a focus on counter-terror operations. The main focus
of this edition of 'Indra-2016' exercise, which started Friday, is on
Counter-Terrorism Operations in semi mountainous and jungle terrain under
United Nations Mandate.
To achieve interoperability in joint operations, troops from both sides would acquaint themselves with the respective approach to such operations.
0.0001pt; text-align: justify;">Brigadier Sukrit
Chadah is leading the Indian contingent of 250 soldiers from the Kumaon
Regiment while the Russian army is being represented by 250 soldiers from the
59th Motorised Infantry Brigade.Addressing the contingents, Brig Chadah
highlighted the need for jointness between the two nations to defeat terrorism.
The 'Indra' series of bilateral exercises is one of the major bilateral defence cooperation initiatives between India and Russia since 2003.
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