"Brotherhood without Borders-III" exercises were completed in Kazakhstan
"Infinite Brotherhood-III" exercises with the participation of the military of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar and Pakistan have been completed in the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan. Armored vehicles, army aviation and drones were involved in the exercises, which were attended by more than 400 military personnel.
"Infinite Brotherhood-III" exercises with the participation of the military of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar and Pakistan have ended at the Orda mountain range in the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan.
The exercises were monitored by the commanders of the Armed Forces of these six countries. Observers from Jordan and Kyrgyzstan were also invited to the exercises in Turkestan region.
Initially, an exhibition of weapons, military equipment and clothing samples was shown at the Orda training ground. Then the demonstration of practical actions began.
Joint teams of six countries have been tasked with intercepting and destroying an illegal armed group that has crossed the border. Attempts by militants to use drones have been thwarted by electronic warfare.
A tactical landing group occupied the commanding heights, and the attack was supported by kamikaze drones, aviation and mobile groups on ATVs. After the enemy stormed the building, it was "destroyed" by drones in the tunnel.
At the end of the exercise, the commanders congratulated the participants and emphasized the importance of joining forces in the fight against terrorist threats. The exercises confirmed the readiness of the troops to act consistently and effectively.
Trainings were focused on sharing experience, increasing the level of cooperation between command and control bodies and military contingents, individual and group training of personnel.
The best participants of the exercises were awarded. More than 400 military personnel participated in the training .
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