Pakistan, May 8 -- Pakistan and Sri Lanka have concluded a two-week joint counter-terrorism exercise in Tarbela aimed at improving operational coordination and combat readiness. The drill focused on enhancing skills in counter-terror operations and strengthening military cooperation between the two countries. Officials said both sides demonstrated high levels of professionalism throughout the exercise.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations, the exercise named Shake Hands-II was conducted from April 27 to May 7. Special forces from Pakistan's Special Services Group and Sri Lankan Special Forces participated in joint training operations. The exercise was designed to refine tactics, procedures, and techniques used in counter-terr...