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Korea's special warfare troops join UN peacekeeping exercise in Mongolia www.koreatimes.co.kr
The Korean Army's Special Warfare Command is participating in a multinational U.N. peacekeeping exercise in Mongolia to enhance their combined operational capabilities, the armed service said Monday.
Thirty-five personnel from the command have joined the Khaan Quest exercise that kicked off Monday and continues through July 2. A total of 1,100 personnel from 35 countries, including the United States, India and Qatar, will attend it, the Army said.
Participants are to focus on honing their skills for peacekeeping missions, such as responding to improvised explosive devices, treating casualties and escorting convoys, as well as carrying out operations for humanitarian support.
"Troops plan to strengthen their combined operational capabilities and capabilities to conduct peacekeeping missions while training with multinational forces under scenarios that could occur during overseas peacekeeping operations," the Army said in a press release.
The U.S. and Mongolian militaries launched the combined exercise in 2003. The Korean military first joined it in 2006, when it was expanded into a multinational peacekeeping program.
Since 2019, Korea has sent the Special Warfare Command in odd-numbered years and the Marine Corps in even-numbered years to the exercise. (Yonhap)
Published Date:2023-06-19
