Ulan Primov: at the CSTO Rubezh-2025 Exercises in Kyrgyzstan, the CRDF CAR Demonstrate Professionalism and Unity

The active phase of the Rubezh-2025 command-and-staff exercises with the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region (CRDF CAR) of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has ended in Kyrgyzstan.

In the final stage of the exercises, the military practiced landing of tactical airborne assault force and evacuation of the local population from the combat zone to temporary accommodation points, comprehensive fire damage to illegal armed groups, joint actions by special forces involving release of a vessel in the water area, clearing populated areas and eliminating the consequences of hostilities.

Ulan Primov, Chairman of the Committee on International Affairs, Defence, Security, and Migration of the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic, noted that the exercises have been conducted on a high professional level.

"The CSTO Rubezh-2025 exercises in Kyrgyzstan demonstrated the high level of training and coordination of the Organization's collective forces. This is an important step in strengthening regional security, allowing for an effective response to modern challenges, including the fight against illegal armed groups and terrorism. Joint maneuvers like that contribute not only to increasing combat readiness, but also to strengthening trust between CSTO Member States," Ulan Primov underlined.

As you may recall, about 1,200 servicemen and more than 500 pieces of equipment, including aircraft, helicopters, drones, and combatant crafts, have participated in the Rubezh-2025 exercises.