Indian Army contingent reaches Mangolia for Exercise KHAAN QUEST

The exercise will focus on high degree of physical fitness, joint planning and joint tactical drills

Dusmanta Behera
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The Indian Army contingent reached Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia today for the Multinational Military Exercise KHAAN QUEST, which is scheduled to be conducted from 14-28 June 2025. The exercise will bring together military forces from around the world to collaborate and enhance their peacekeeping capabilities.

Last edition of Exercise KHAAN QUEST was conducted in Mongolia from 27 July to 9 August 2024. It first started as a bilateral event between USA and Mongolian Armed Forces in the year 2003. Subsequently, from the year 2006 onwards the exercise graduated to a Multinational Peacekeeping Exercise with current year being the 22nd edition.

The Indian Army contingent comprising 40 personnel is being represented mainly by troops from KUMAON REGIMENT along with personnel from other Arms and Services. One Woman Officer and two Women Soldiers will also form part of the contingent.

Aim of Exercise KHAAN QUEST is to prepare Indian Armed Forces for peacekeeping missions while operating in a multinational environment, thereby increasing interoperability and military readiness in peace support operations under Chapter VII of United Nations Charter. The exercise will focus on high degree of physical fitness, joint planning and joint tactical drills.

Tactical drills include establishment of Static and Mobile Check Points, Cordon and Search Operations, Patrolling, Evacuation of Civilians from Hostile Area, Counter Improvised Explosive Device drills, Combat First Aid and Casualty Evacuation, among others.

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