The fourth joint military exercise AUSTRAHIND-2025 between the armies of India and Australia started from Monday at Irwin Barracks, Perth. This exercise will run from 13 to 26 October 2025 and its objective is to strengthen the ability and operational preparedness of both the armies to work together.
This year’s exercise focuses specifically on anti-terrorism operations in urban and semi-urban areas. Additionally, the forces practiced several scenarios, learning from the experiences of UN peacekeeping missions. This practices multinational coordination, rapid response and flexibility.
In the exercise, soldiers will do tactical exercises, mission planning and field training. Its objective is to increase coordination and mutual understanding between the two armies. During this, contingents of India and Australia will share their experiences and strategies. Soldiers will get experience in different situations, which will make them better prepared for real missions.
AUSTRAHIND-2025 also shows that India and Australia are committed to working together for regional peace and security. This exercise is also an opportunity to strengthen trust and cooperation between the armies of the two countries.
Additionally, there will also be sessions and seminars during the exercise, where soldiers and officers will share their experiences and learn new techniques. This exercise is important for both the countries to deal with security challenges and maintain regional stability. This exercise will strengthen the friendship, cooperation and joint operational capability between the armies of India and Australia and both countries will be more prepared for future missions.
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