Joint exercise between Russia and Uzbekistan continues on the Afghanistan border

Joint navy coaching exercise began by Russia and Uzbekistan in the Tirmiz polygon on the Afghanistan border continues.

The Russian Central Army District Command made an announcement about the exercise that began final week.

ACTIVE PERIOD IN EXERCISE

In response to the assertion, the “South-2021” Russia-Uzbekistan joint exercise, which began on July 30 with the participation of the Uzbek armed forces in the Tirmiz polygon on the border of Uzbekistan with Afghanistan and the Russian troopers serving in the Russian Central Army District Command, entered its lively interval.

ARMED GANGS DESTROYED

Accordingly, the Russian and Uzbek troopers taking part in the exercise handled the situation of detecting and destroying the armed gangs infiltrating the nation.

Inside the scope of the exercise, Uzbek and Russian troopers descended from navy helicopters with ropes in tough geographical situations and transferred to the responsibility space.

END ON AUGUST 8

Troopers of the two nations taking part in the exercise, whereas working for 15 kilometers by crossing varied obstacles, additionally carried out reconnaissance and search operations to detect armed gangs in mountainous terrain, and attacked the enemy by ambushing.

The armed forces of Uzbekistan and Russia, taking part in the exercise, which can final till August 8, will show their navy command, maneuver, protection and assault abilities to detect and destroy armed gangs all through the exercise.

1500 SOLDIERS, 200 VEHICLES…

Whereas 1500 troopers from each nations take part in the joint exercise with 200 navy autos, Su-25 warplanes and navy helicopters serving at the Russian navy base in Kyrgyzstan additionally assist.

ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN AFTER CONFLICT WITH THE TALIBAN

Uzbekistan and Tajikistan administration, which determined to consolidate their borders with Afghanistan, is holding navy workout routines on the border, after the battle between the authorities forces and the Taliban in the north of Afghanistan elevated and the Taliban took over a major a part of the borders with Central Asian nations.

Whereas Afghanistan has 144 kilometers of widespread borders with Uzbekistan and 1344 kilometers with Tajikistan, almost 1500 Afghan troopers and greater than 500 Afghan residents who fled the assaults of the Taliban lately took refuge in Tajikistan, and greater than 100 Afghan troopers took refuge in Uzbekistan. .