Pakistan Army team wins Pace Sticking Competition in UK
A team from the Pakistan Military Academy Kakul represented the Pakistan Army in the contest, participated by military teams from Canada, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman.
The Pakistan Army won the Pace Sticking Competition - an international military drill competition - held at the United Kingdom's Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
A team from the Pakistan Military Academy Kakul represented the Pakistan Army in the contest, participated by military teams from Canada, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman. The country’s team performed well and bagged the honor despite rain and bad weather.
"Pakistan Army won international military drill competition known as Pace Sticking Competition held today at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, UK," said the army’s public affairs wing on its website.
"Pakistan army team has been the winner for consecutive second year. Last year, Pakistan army participated for the first time in the event,” said the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
-
Doug Ford backs away from Trump war of words as tariff tensions rise -
Ross Fire rages across Texas as extreme drought fuels 50,000-acre wildfire -
Canada’s counter tariffs could target US electricity and energy, raising costs for Americans -
US military transport plane makes mysterious landing in Moscow -
Swiss flight makes emergency landing with 238 people aboard due to chemical odour -
Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid to overturn conviction for helping Jeffrey Epstein rejected: What to know -
Montreal airport worker dies after aircraft strikes him while backing up -
Don Lemon case faces new scrutiny as judge orders DOJ to hand over grand jury records
-
Putin allows state takeover of key Russian sites as UK expands Ukraine missile support -
US lawmakers urge Trump to bar Americans from aiding Chinese security agencies
-
‘Moral red line’: UN, Red Cross demand urgent rules on autonomous weapons
-
Why Syria’s removal From US terrorism list matters for its economy
