Indian Air Force Conducts Multinational Air Exercise
The Indian Air Force has successfully conducted Phase I of its multinational air exercise, ExTarangShakti24. The exercise aims to showcase India's defence prowess and strengthen military ties.
Sat, 10 Aug 2024
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has successfully conducted Phase I of its multinational air exercise, ExTarangShakti24. The exercise was held in Sulur, Tamil Nadu, and marks an important step towards fostering interoperability among participating militaries.
According to the Ministry of Defence, the two-phased exercise aims to showcase India's defence prowess while providing a platform for participating nations to share best practices and strengthen their military ties.
.@IAF_MCC conducted Phase I of multinational air exercise, #ExTarangShakti24 in Sulur, #Tamilnadu.
— All India Radio News (@airnewsalerts) August 10, 2024
The exercise is being conducted in two phases, which aim to showcase India’s defence prowess and provide a platform for participating militaries to foster interoperability.… pic.twitter.com/WUlKHCnyXp
The exercise saw participation from various countries, each bringing their unique expertise and capabilities to the table. The Indian Air Force's ability to conduct such complex exercises demonstrates its readiness to engage with other nations on a global stage.
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, such military collaborations are crucial in maintaining regional stability and promoting international peace.
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