Pakistan-Kazakhstan joint military exercise Dostarym-V concludes: ISPR

Rawalpindi (Web Desk): The joint counterterrorism exercise Dostarym-V between Pakistan and Kazakhstan has successfully wrapped up at Cherat, Pakistan, the military’s media wing said on Saturday.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the two-week-long training featured combat teams from the Pakistan Army’s Special Services Group and Kazakhstan’s Special Forces.

Throughout the exercise, both contingents demonstrated remarkable professionalism and operational competence.

The joint training was designed to polish tactics, refine counterterrorism drills and techniques, and strengthen the long-standing military partnership between the two allied nations.

The closing ceremony was attended by the Commandant of the Special Operations School Cherat as the chief guest, while the Ambassador and Defence Attaché of Kazakhstan were also present to witness the event.