The latest edition of the India-UK military exercise Ajeya Warrior 2025 has begun in Rajasthan, marking another chapter in the defence partnership between the two nations. The joint drill brings together professional soldiers from the Indian Army and the British Army for an intensive training schedule designed to deepen cooperation on modern battlefield tactics.
Over the next two weeks, both sides will engage in a series of complex operational activities, including high-tempo field manoeuvres, counter-terror simulations, and mission-specific planning sessions. The exercise is structured to mirror real combat conditions, allowing troops to practice coordinated responses, intelligence sharing, and integrated force operations.
Officials stated that this year’s edition places special emphasis on interoperability-ensuring that both armies can operate seamlessly together during multinational missions. Training modules will cover a wide spectrum of operations, from close-quarters engagements to reconnaissance tasks and rapid deployment drills.
The annual Ajeya Warrior exercise continues to play an important role in strengthening defence relations between India and the United Kingdom. By sharing best practices and adapting to evolving security challenges, the two armies aim to enhance their collective preparedness for future joint operations.
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