India-Thailand joint military exercise

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New Delhi: An Indian Army contingent is taking part in India-Thailand joint military exercise ‘Maitree’ that began on Monday. The exercise is scheduled to conclude on July 15. This is the 13th edition of the exercise. The Ministry of Defence said: “The exercise will enhance combined capabilities in executing joint counter insurgency operations in a jungle and urban environment.”

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