Vostok Exercise 2022.

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Vostok exercise not to improve Russia's combat capability - British intelligence

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India recently participated in the international strategic and command exercise Vostok - 2022 in Russia, China, and other countries. It will include troops from numerous former Soviet republics and China, India, Laos, Mongolia, Nicaragua, and Syria. The Indian Army was represented by men from the 7/8 Gorkha Rifles. Its goal is to foster contact and cooperation among the various military contingents and observers that will be there. The Vostok 2022 exercise will take place at seven shooting ranges in Russia's the Far East and the Sea of Japan, involving nearly 50,000 personnel and 5,000 weapon units, including 140 aircraft and 60 vessels. Through talks and tactical exercises, the Indian Army contingent will look forward to discussing practical elements and putting verified drills, procedures, and practice integration of new technologies into effect.

There are many other exercises that India conducts along with China and Russia. The exercise Indra will include a combined force conducting counter-terror operations against transnational terror groups under a United Nations authorization. The INDRA series of exercises began in 2003 as a bilateral naval exercise performed alternately by the two countries. Hand-in-Hand aims to practise cooperative planning and execution of counter-terrorism operations in semi-urban terrain. The yearly series of large-scale exercises known as TSENTR 2019 is part of the Russian Armed Forces' annual training cycle. ZAPAD 2021 is a multinational exercise with 17 nations, including India, China, Russia, and Pakistan. Its primary mission is to conduct operations against terrorists.


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