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    Nearly 150 Soldiers Graduate from Border Infantry Courses Under the Joint Military Training Command

    Abdul Zaher HeraveeAbdul Zaher Heravee15 December 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Ministry of National Defense announced that 147 young soldiers from regional army corps have completed their professional training at the Abdullah bin Masood (RA) Joint Military Training Command.

    According to a press release sent to Voice of Hindukush by the command’s media office, the graduates received three months of training in the command’s border infantry courses.

    During the graduation ceremony, officials instructed the soldiers to obey commands and defend the country’s borders with firm determination and strong faith.

    Meanwhile, the new graduates assured officials that with the professional training and spiritual motivation they received, they will bravely defend the country’s independence, territorial integrity, and Islamic values.

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