The joint exercise, as reported by the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), is designed to improve interoperability and mutual understanding through the exchange of operational experiences in counter-terrorism operations. The participation of elite forces from both countries underscores the commitment to bolster military cooperation. Pakistan's armed forces regularly engage in joint exercises with foreign militaries, which not only enhance combat readiness but also foster long-standing military ties.
INTERNATIONALPublished 27 Apr 2026 • Published 5h ago • Updated 46m ago
Pakistan-Sri Lanka Joint Counter-Terrorism Exercise 'Shake Hands-II' in Tarbela
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On April 27, 2026, Pakistan and Sri Lanka launched a two-week joint counter-terrorism exercise named 'Shake Hands-II' at Tarbela, involving the Special Services Group of the Pakistan Army and Sri Lankan Special Forces. This exercise aims to enhance military capabilities and strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations.
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