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India-Vietnam military exercise Vinbax 2024 begins at Ambala in Haryana

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 The fifth edition of India-Vietnam bilateral army exercise ‘Vinbax 2024” commenced at Ambala in Haryana on Monday.

According to an official statement, the exercise will be conducted till November 23 at Ambala and Chandimandir.

Vinbax is a sequel to previously conducted bilateral exercise in Vietnam in 2023 and a major milestone in strengthening the bilateral relations between India and Vietnam.

This edition marks a significant increase in the scope with bi-service level participation for the first time by personnel of Army and Air Force from both the countries.

The Indian Army contingent comprising 47 personnel is being represented by a regiment of the Corps of Engineers along with personnel from other arms and services. Meanwhile, the Vietnamese contingent comprising of similar strength will be represented by the troops Vietnam People’s Army.

The aim of Vinbax-2024 is to enhance joint military capability of both sides in employment and deployment of engineer company and medical teams to undertake engineering tasks as part of United Nation contingent in peace keeping operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter.

A 48-hours validation exercise with Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief demonstration and equipment display is also part of the schedule to assess the standards achieved by both contingents while executing technical military operations under similar scenarios in UN missions.

The joint exercise will also provide an opportunity to the troops of both the contingents to learn about the social and cultural heritages of each other.

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