Kazakhstan's Armed Forces Members participate in the multilateral exercise in Montana (USA)

On June 7-15, 2021, Kazakhstan's Armed Forces members participate in the U.S. Central Command's “Regional Cooperation 2021” multilateral command post exercises, hosted by  the U.S. Army National Guard, in Helena, Montana.

It is important to note that the multilateral exercise serves as a forum to address relevant regional concerns related to security cooperation and information exchange in responding to border security, border control, drug trafficking and weapons of mass destruction issues.

In addition to troops from the Republic of Kazakhstan, military members from Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and the United States came to Montana to participate in the computer-based emergency simulation exercise.

 

Reference: Regional Cooperation is an annual multinational exercise conducted since 2001 by U.S. Central Command in cooperation with several Central and South Asian nations to enhance multinational stability, counterterrorism and counterproliferation operations with an emphasis on establishing a coordination process for successful multinational operations and exploring ways to improve civil-military cooperation.