Russian, Indian armed forces hold joint drills in India
Russian and Indian armed forces have carried out joint drills dubbed 'Indra-2018’ in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, footage released by the Russian Ministry of Defense shows.
Some 250 soldiers from Russia’s Eastern Military District and 250 soldiers from the Indian military forces participated in the drills. Russian armed forces performed drills using the armor of host country. The drills will continue until November 28.
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