13th edition of India-Maldives military exercise 'Ekuverine' begins in Maldives

13th edition of India-Maldives military exercise 'Ekuverine' begins in Maldives

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Category : Defense Published on: February 06 2025

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  • The 13th edition of the India-Maldives joint military exercise 'Ekuverin' is being held in the Maldives from February 2 to 15, 2025, aimed at strengthening coordination and cooperation between the defense forces of both countries in counter-terrorism operations and disaster relief efforts. 
  • The 'Ekuverin' military exercise has been conducted between India and Maldives since 2009, alternating between the two countries and involving the participation of platoon-level troops.
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