Pak-Saudi joint exercise underway since March 18 in KSA: ISPR

292 Pakistani troops participating in the exercise, says Gen Asim Bajwa


Web Desk March 30, 2015
Major General Asim Bajwa. PHOTO: REUTERS

RAWALPINDI: A pre-scheduled Pak-Saudi joint exercise, Samsam-5, is underway since March 19 in Taif, Saudia Arabia, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Monday.

According to DG ISPR Major General Asim Bajwa, 292 Pakistani troops are participating in the exercise.



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Samsam is a joint exercise held every year between the two countries, and in 2014 it was held near Jhelum in Pakistan, added the DG.

COMMENTS (20)

Factual | 8 years ago | Reply It is a yearly exercise and happens every year alternately in Pakistan and KSA. You can search it and you will find the details. It helps to research a little before jumping on conspiracy theories. And yes it was pre-announced.
ajeet | 9 years ago | Reply @Ch. Allah Daad: Masters are not friends of slaves.
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