Exercise Khaan Quest Latest News
The Indian Army contingent reached Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia for the Multinational Military Exercise KHAAN QUEST, which is scheduled to be conducted from 14th to 28th June 2025.
About Exercise Khaan Quest
- It is a multinational military Exercise.
- The exercise will bring together military forces from around the world to collaborate and enhance their peacekeeping capabilities.
- The last edition of Exercise KHAAN QUEST was conducted in Mongolia in 2024.
- Background : The exercise first started as a bilateral event between USA and Mongolian Armed Forces in the year 2003.
- Subsequently, from the year 2006 onwards the exercise graduated to a Multinational Peacekeeping Exercise with the current year being the 22nd iteration.
- The Indian Army contingent comprising 40 personnel is being represented mainly by troops from a Battalion of the KUMAON REGIMENT along with personnel from other Arms and Services. One Woman Officer and two Women Soldiers will also form part of the contingent.
- Aim of Exercise to prepare Indian Armed Forces for peacekeeping missions while operating in a multinational environment, thereby increasing interoperability and military readiness in peace support operations under Chapter VII of United Nations Charter.
- The exercise will focus on high degree of physical fitness, joint planning and joint tactical drills.
- It will enable the participating countries to share their best practices in Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for conduct of joint operations. The exercise will facilitate developing inter-operability, bonhomie and camaraderie between soldiers of the participating countries.
 Source: PIB
Exercise Khaan Quest FAQs
Q1: What is the khaan quest exercise?
Ans: The exercise will bring together military forces from around the world to collaborate and enhance their peacekeeping capabilities.
Q2: What is the United Nations Charter?
Ans: The UN Charter is the founding document of the United Nations. Based on the powers conferred through it, the UN can take action on a wide variety of issues. The Charter is considered an international treaty, meaning UN Member States are bound by it.
