The Indian Air Force (IAF) has sent its Su-30 MKI fighter jets to Greece to take part in INIOCHOS-25, a major international air combat exercise. This annual event is organized by the Hellenic Air Force and includes air forces from 14 other countries. The goal of the exercise is to improve teamwork, strengthen combat skills, and build stronger defence partnerships across nations.
INIOCHOS-25 is designed to test air forces with real-world combat situations, helping them prepare for complex challenges. By participating in this exercise, the IAF is showing its commitment to working closely with international military forces. The Su-30 MKI jets, known for their advanced technology and excellent flying capabilities, will join other modern fighter planes in various training missions.
This exercise is a great opportunity for pilots and military personnel to learn from each other, practice new strategies, and improve coordination in joint operations. By being a part of INIOCHOS-25, the IAF is strengthening its ties with other air forces and enhancing its role in global security.
Over time, Exercise INIOCHOS has become one of the most respected international air drills, drawing participation from some of the world’s most advanced air forces. In today’s changing security environment, such exercises help nations prepare for modern challenges and build strong international relationships.
India’s participation in INIOCHOS-25 highlights its growing role in global defence and security. The presence of the IAF in Greece reflects India’s commitment to international cooperation and its continuous efforts to improve its military skills and readiness. (PR)