The Pakistan Army’s Public Relations Office (ISPR) announced in its latest statement that it has commenced joint counterterrorism military exercises with Chinese forces, which are set to last for three weeks.
According to ISPR, the objective of these exercises is to enhance professional skills through collaborative training and strengthen the ties between the armed forces of both nations.
China’s Ministry of Defense, in its recent statement, confirmed that it has sent over 300 military personnel to Pakistan to participate in these exercises.
It is worth mention that these joint counterterrorism exercises are being conducted at a time when both countries face heightened terrorism threats in the region.
