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PAKISTAN ARMY Conducts 4 Weeks Long Tactical Exercise ‘Jidar-ul-Hadeed’ In Thar Desert To Enhance Desert Warfare Skills Of Troops:

PAKISTAN ARMY soldiers are taking part in the 4 weeks long “Jidar-ul-Hadeed” Tactical Exercise in the Thar Desert. 

The main of the exercise “Jidar-ul-Hadeed” tactical exercise is to improve combat capability and tactical skills of troops in desert warfare.

The Tactical Exercise of PAKISTAN ARMY “Jidar-ul-Hadeed” that commenced on 28th January 2021 and will culminate on 28th February 2021. The Exercise involves different tactical procedures and drills used in complex desert warfare.

According to the details released by the PAKISTAN ARMY Media Wing ISPR, “The four weeks long defensive maneuver exercise is aimed at validating the concept of defense in deserts.”

PAKISTAN ARMY Media Wing ISPR further added that the Jidar-ul-Hadeed Tactical Exercise is being conducted in the extremely hot and humid conditions in the desert conditions. The exercise is being commenced at 74 Kilometers ahead of Chhor, under a conventional setting.

“The exercise will culminate on 28 February 2021, ISPR added.

It is pertinent to mention that PAKISTAN ARMY is currently holding a massive testing of lethal missiles, as PAKISTAN has tested 3rd consecutive missiles, including Babur Cruise Missile after Ghaznavi and Shaheen 3 ICBM, in less than a month to give a subtle message to india, who is the arch rival and enemy number 1 of both Iron Brothers, PAKISTAN and CHINA.

CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa also visited the Kharian Garrison on February 8 to attend the ongoing War Games of the Central Command of PAKISTAN NAVY.

During the occasion, CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa highly lauded and commended the battle preparedness and innovativeness of Military Planners of PAKISTAN to cope up the mounting Security Challenges posed by the indian state sponsored and indian state funded elements.

“COAS also interacted with officers and appreciated their professionalism, operational readiness and commitment to defend the motherland in the face of conventional and non-conventional threats,” DGISPR said.