Pakistan Russia Joint Exercise Druzhba-VII exercise continues

Pakistan Russia Joint Exercise Druzhba-VII exercise continues

Rawalpindi, Pakistan: Russia Joint Exercise Druzhba-VII is a 7th bilateral joint exercise in the Counter Terrorism domain between the Armies of Pakistan and Russia. A week-long exercise commenced on 13 October 2024 at National Counter Terrorism Centre, Pabbi with the participation of Light Commando Troops ex Pakistan Army and a Russian Military Contingent. Commandant National Counter Terrorism Centre graced the opening ceremony of the Exercise as Chief Guest.

The Exercise is aimed at refining professional skills through joint training besides harnessing the historic military-to-military relations among friendly countries. Participating troops are looking forward to benefiting from mutual expertise/ experience.

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