Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Indian Army Joins Khaan Quest Military Exercise in Mongolia
The Indian Army has sent soldiers to Mongolia to join other countries in a training event called Khaan Quest.
This event, happening from June 14 to 28, is a chance for soldiers to practice working together.
They will learn how to help keep peace in different places, including setting up checkpoints and helping people who need it.
The exercise helps them get better at working together and being ready for peacekeeping missions.
An Indian Army contingent arrived in Mongolia for the Khaan Quest multinational military exercise.
The exercise will be held from June 14-28, with the 22nd iteration this year.
The Indian contingent includes personnel from the Kumaon Regiment and other services, including one woman officer and two women soldiers.
Khaan Quest aims to enhance interoperability and military readiness for peacekeeping missions.
Tactical drills will include establishing checkpoints, cordon and search operations, and casualty evacuation.
- Who
- An Indian Army contingent
- What
- Participation in the multinational military exercise Khaan Quest.
- When
- June 14-28, 2025
- Where
- Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
- Why
- To prepare for peacekeeping missions and increase interoperability.
- Exercise Name
- Khaan Quest
- Location
- Mongolia
- Dates
- June 14-28, 2025
- Participants
- Indian Army and other multinational forces
- Focus
- Peacekeeping operations
- Indian Contingent
- Kumaon Regiment and other services personnel, including one woman officer and two women soldiers
