Overview
- The two-week exercise began Monday at Camp Basil in Kampong Speu Province.
- India sent 120 soldiers, largely from the Maratha Light Infantry, and Cambodia fielded about 160 from the Royal Cambodian Army.
- Training covers counter-terrorism in jungle and semi-urban settings with modules on drones, mortars and sniper tactics.
- Organisers frame the drills within UN Chapter VIII and say they reflect threats faced by peacekeepers.
- Troops are exchanging tactics and standard operating procedures to improve company-level coordination and interoperability.