Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Indian Army Joins Multinational 'Khaan Quest 2025' in Mongolia
Imagine soldiers from many different countries coming together to practice helping people and keeping peace.
That's what 'Khaan Quest 2025' is about!
The Indian Army joined this big training event in Mongolia with soldiers from 24 countries.
They practiced working together, learning how to deal with problems like bombs and how to work with civilians during peacekeeping missions.
The Indian Army is known for helping with UN peacekeeping.
The Indian team included men and women, and they even won a part of the exercise!
The goal is to get better at working together for peace around the world.
Indian Army participates in the multinational exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025' in Mongolia.
The exercise is co-hosted by the Mongolian Armed Forces and the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
Troops from 24 countries are participating in the exercise, which focuses on interoperability and peacekeeping.
The Indian Army contingent included 40 personnel, including one woman officer and two women soldiers.
The exercise aims to enhance interoperability and military readiness for peacekeeping missions.
- Who
- Indian Army and troops from 24 countries
- What
- Multinational military exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025'
- When
- June 14 - June 28, 2025
- Where
- Five Hills Training Area near Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
- Why
- To enhance interoperability, military readiness, and global peacekeeping efforts
- Exercise Name
- 'Khaan Quest 2025'
- Location
- Mongolia
- Dates
- June 14 - June 28, 2025
- Participating Countries
- 24
- Focus
- Interoperability and Peacekeeping Operations
- Indian Contingent Strength
- 40 personnel