China and Pakistan launch joint high altitude military exercises

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China and Pakistan began their first joint high-altitude military exercises in Xinjiang focusing on counter-terrorism.

Chinese and Pakistani armed forces have commenced their first joint military training exercise in the Xinjiang region. Named Karakoram 2026, the drills focus on counter-terrorism tactics and mountainous terrain operations using advanced hardware supplied by Beijing. The exercise aims to strengthen operational synergy and the strategic alliance between the two allies.

  • The locationThe exercises are taking place at a military training facility situated in Korla city.
  • The focusParticipating troops are concentrating on mountainous warfare tactics and counter-terrorism coordination.
Why it matters

Joint military drills between Beijing and Islamabad reflect their deepening defense and geopolitical ties in a strategically sensitive border region. Such cooperation allows both militaries to test interoperability and modern armaments in challenging high-altitude environments.

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  1. Oct 14The opening ceremony of the Karakoram 2026 joint military exercise took place at a training base in Korla city.
  2. Oct 15Reports detailed that troops are utilizing advanced Chinese military technology for high-altitude counter-terrorism drills.
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Armed forces from China and Pakistan have initiated the Karakoram 2026 joint training drills in the Xinjiang region.

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