Exercise Khaan Quest 2025 Concludes in Mongolia with Participation from 24 Nations
June 30, 2025 | Monday | News
Indian troops demonstrate professionalism and global cooperation in a multinational peacekeeping drill
The multinational peacekeeping Exercise Khaan Quest 2025 officially concluded today at the Five Hills Training Area in Mongolia, marking the successful culmination of one of Asia’s largest joint military exercises focused on peace support operations.
The closing ceremony was graced by the Defence Minister of Mongolia, who praised the discipline, dedication, and camaraderie displayed by all participating contingents. This year’s edition of the annual exercise brought together military personnel from 24 nations, including India, in a powerful demonstration of international commitment to peace, stability, and humanitarian cooperation.
Indian Army troops participated actively in a range of field training exercises, working closely with their global counterparts to hone joint tactics in peacekeeping operations, crowd control, convoy security, and humanitarian assistance. The exercise aimed to enhance interoperability among partner nations and prepare military forces to operate effectively in complex, multinational environments under United Nations mandates.
As the exercise concluded, participating nations reaffirmed their collective resolve to uphold international peace and security through dialogue, coordination, and operational readiness.
