Overview
- The joint exercise ended Saturday with a closing ceremony at the Special Operations School in Cherat.
- Pakistan’s Special Services Group trained alongside Kazakhstan’s Special Forces after starting the drill on October 14.
- Sessions focused on urban combat, hostage rescue and counterterror techniques to improve field performance.
- ISPR said the engagement enhanced coordination and helped refine drills and operational strategies.
- The Commandant served as chief guest, with Kazakhstan’s ambassador and defence attaché attending, as both sides voiced satisfaction and plans for continued cooperation.