Rawalpindi: The Pakistan Army and the Indonesian Armed Forces successfully completed a week-long joint counter-terrorism exercise, Elang Strike-II, at the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) in Pabbi on Monday, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
The joint counter-terrorism exercise Elang Strike-II, which began on September 8, 2024, marks the second collaborative counterterrorism exercise between the two nations. The initiative aimed to enhance mutual understanding and improve training methodologies between the participating armies, further strengthening their established brotherly relations.
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During the closing ceremony, the General Officer Commanding the 17 Division served as the chief guest, with Colonel Budi Wirman, the Defence Attaché of Indonesia, also in attendance. The troops demonstrated exceptional professional standards throughout the exercise, showcasing their proficiency and readiness in counterterrorism operations.
The exercise reflects the ongoing commitment of Pakistan and Indonesia to combat terrorism and enhance their military cooperation through shared experience and joint training.
