India and the United States conduct the joint military exercise “Yudh Abhyas,” with troops training on modern warfare challenges. The drills include activities aimed at building interoperability and readiness between the two countries’ forces.
According to reporting, training scenarios include operations in high-altitude conditions and other difficult environments such as desert terrain. NDTV says the exercise brings together about 1,200 personnel and includes emphasis on counter-drone tactics, as well as disaster response and general combat readiness. Times of India adds that discussions and exchanges also address electronic warfare resilience and AI-enabled intelligence analysis.
Both outlets describe the exercise as part of a broader ecosystem of joint training and as a platform for expert engagement. While NDTV foregrounds counter-drone and terrain-specific operations, Times of India highlights technology-related components such as AI and cyber capabilities and electronic warfare considerations. The common thread across coverage is joint preparation for contemporary threats, including drone-related challenges, in extreme operating conditions.
