Today, the active phase of the joint exercise with the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region (CRDF CAR) “Frontier-2026” concluded on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
During the “Conduct of combat operations” stage, two main training objectives are being practiced: the occupation by the national contingents of the CRDF CAR of the area of responsibility and the destruction of illegal armed formations that have invaded the territory of a CSTO member state.
The active phase of the joint exercise with the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region (CRDF CAR) “Frontier-2026” has begun at the Koktal training range in the Republic of Kazakhstan. During the exercise, the participating forces are practicing the preparation and conduct of combat operations to destroy illegal armed formations that have invaded the territory of a CSTO member state.
The 23rd International Seminar-Meeting on Comprehensive Combat with Heads of Combat and Physical Training of Law Enforcement Agencies of CSTO Member States Was Held
10.04.2026
From 6 to 8 April 2026, the 23rd International Seminar-Meeting on Comprehensive Combat with heads of combat and physical training of law enforcement ministries and agencies of the CSTO member states was held at the Ognikovo Park Hotel in the Istra District of the Moscow Region.
Nikolai Bordyuzha, President of the International Federation of Comprehensive Combat, addressed the event.
The seminar was also attended by representatives of law enforcement ministries and agencies of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Vietnam.
The participants familiarized themselves with the techniques and methodological framework of comprehensive combat, as well as with the rules for the preparation and conduct this year of the 23rd International Tournament in Comprehensive Combat for the CSTO Secretary General’s Cup, and discussed topical issues related to strengthening international and interagency cooperation in the applied areas of this type of combat.
