Indian armed forces successfully conclude exercise devil strike
Lieutenant General Zubin A Minwala, AVSM, YSM, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 33 Corps, observed the exercise and lauded the participating units for their professionalism and adaptability.
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The Indian Armed Forces have successfully completed Exercise Devil Strike, a high-intensity joint operation held from January 16 to 19, 2025. This landmark exercise brought together the Indian Army's elite airborne units and the Indian Air Force, demonstrating exceptional coordination, operational excellence, and the capability to operate in the most challenging environments.
Conducted across strategic training areas and firing ranges, the exercise focused on validating advanced airborne operations, including precision troop and equipment insertion into hostile terrains. It also emphasized logistical sustenance, ensuring forces remained combat-ready in extreme conditions.
Key highlights:
- Deployment of latest technologies and state-of-the-art equipment for accurate and efficient force delivery to remote locations.
- Execution of synchronized airborne drills, showcasing seamless coordination between the Army and Air Force.
- Completion of mission scenarios simulating real-world operational challenges, reinforcing joint preparedness.
Lieutenant General Zubin A Minwala, AVSM, YSM, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 33 Corps, observed the exercise and lauded the participating units for their professionalism and adaptability. He said, “Exercise Devil Strike has once again demonstrated our Armed Forces' ability to adapt, innovate, and operate as a cohesive unit in diverse operational scenarios. It reflects our commitment to maintaining readiness for future challenges.”