Bakloh: The 11th edition of the India-Kyrgyzstan Joint Special Forces Exercise KHANJAR commenced at the Special Forces Training School. Running from January 22nd to February 3rd, 2024, this annual event is held alternately in both countries.
The Indian Army contingent, consisting of 20 personnel, hails from The Parachute Regiment (Special Forces). Meanwhile, the Kyrgyzstan contingent, also comprising 20 personnel, is represented by the Scorpion Brigade.
The primary objective of KHANJAR is to facilitate the exchange of experiences and best practices in Counter-Terrorism and Special Forces Operations, particularly in Built-up Areas and Mountainous Terrain under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter. The exercise will focus on honing Special Forces skills and mastering advanced techniques of insertion and extraction.
This joint initiative seeks to strengthen defence ties between India and Kyrgyzstan, addressing mutual concerns related to international terrorism and extremism. Additionally, the exercise will provide a platform to showcase cutting-edge indigenous defence equipment, reinforcing shared security objectives and fostering bilateral relations.
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