Pakistan-Turkish Joint Military Exercise ‘ATATURK-XI’ 2021 begins

Pakistan ArmyPakistan-Turkish Joint Military Exercise ‘ATATURK-XI’ 2021 begins

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The Opening Ceremony of the Pakistan-Turkish Joint Military Exercise “ATATURK-XI” 2021 held at the Special Service Headquarters in Terbela.

The Turkish Special Forces and Special Service Group (SSG) troops will take participate in the three-week-long joint exercise.

In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the Exercise “ATATURK-XI” 2021 includes Counter-Terrorism, Close Quater Battle, Cordon and Search, Rappelling, Fire and Move techniques, Helicopter Rappelling, Compound Clearance, Hostage and Rescue and Free Fall operations.

The ISPR said that the joint military exercise will further strengthen the bond of two brotherly nations and will help in adapting the emerging trends in military modernization and cooperation.

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