Army Training Command (ARTRAC), Lt Gen Manjinder Singh, has said that the war between Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas has been a learning experience for India, as it may face similar warfare practices from terror-hit regions on Pakistan's borders.
He said this at the Army Training Command (ARTRAC) investiture ceremony held at the Army Training Command in Shimla on Tuesday.
Lt Gen Singh, awarded ARTRAC Unit awards to the Army officials for their noteworthy performance in the year 2022-23.
Appreciation was given to seven training establishments of the Indian Army for their outstanding performance; four training institutes, including the Military College of Telecommunication Engineering, were also awarded, and seven awards were given in individual categories.
«Warfare is a very dynamic and evolving process; what won the last war may not win the next war, so as the nation economically evolves, the threats also evolve. Whatever is happening in the region and around the world, the military commanders have to be aware of it. The last three years of the Russia-Ukrainian war, we have been watching it very closely. How that war is happening, how drones are impacting, and what new technologies are being used and impacting that war. Similarly, the Israel-Hamas practice is a classic case. We may also have similar practices on the borders of Pakistan and neighbouring countries with terrorist attacks. We will have to study those things. We try to apply our war way of training and prepare for such a contingent. The methods of