The activities of the joint Egyptian-Indian exercise “Cyclone-4” have concluded, featuring the participation of elements from both the Egyptian and Indian Commando Forces. The exercise spanned several days and took place at the combat training grounds of the Commando Forces in the Arab Republic of Egypt, attended by a number of Commando Force commanders and the Indian Military Attaché in Cairo.
The various stages of the training included a series of theoretical and practical lectures aimed at standardizing concepts among the participating forces, as well as an exhibition of weapons and equipment. Furthermore, the training focused on optimal procedures for handling Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
The final phase of the exercise featured a simulated raid on a terrorist cell located within a residential area, utilizing helicopters. This operation involved the rescue of hostages, the apprehension of terrorist elements, and the provision of first aid and casualty evacuation. Additionally, a series of unconventional live-fire drills were conducted, highlighting the precision and high proficiency of the troops in engaging targets from both stationary and moving positions.
The various training stages demonstrated the advanced level of readiness and high technical skills attained by the participating elements, as well as their capability to execute all assigned missions with efficiency and competence.
This exercise falls within the framework of the Armed Forces’ commitment to exchanging training expertise and strengthening the bonds of military cooperation with friendly and brotherly nations.
Source : Embassy of Egypt