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The Indian Air Force conducted Exercise Veer Guardian 2026 with the air force of which country?

  1. A.Republic of Korea
  2. B.Australia
  3. C.Japan
  4. D.France

Correct answer

C. Japan

Explanation

The correct answer is Japan. Veer Guardian is the bilateral air exercise between the Indian Air Force and the Japan Air Self Defense Force, and the release describes the drill as strengthening the strategic partnership between the two air forces of India and Japan. Republic of Korea is wrong because no Korean participation is recorded in this exercise. Australia is wrong because the Royal Australian Air Force does not figure in the release at all. France is a tempting choice since the Indian Air Force flew the Rafale during the drill, but the Rafale was flown by Indian crews as part of the Indian package, and France was not a participating nation. Aspirants should note the pairing carefully, because names of bilateral exercises and their partner countries are a standard question in defence and general awareness papers.

Read the full article: Veer Guardian 2026: IAF-Japan Air Exercise Ends at Jodhpur

Q1.DefenceEasy

Exercise Veer Guardian 2026 concluded at which Indian Air Force station?

  1. A.Air Force Station Gwalior
  2. B.Air Force Station Jodhpur
  3. C.Air Force Station Kalaikunda
  4. D.Air Force Station Sulur
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Correct answer: B. Air Force Station Jodhpur

The Ministry of Defence stated that the bilateral air exercise between the Indian Air Force and the Japan Air Self Defense Force concluded at Air Force Station Jodhpur, and it was also at Jodhpur that the two air chiefs came for Distinguished Visitor's Day and flew the indigenous Tejas.

Q3.DefenceMedium

With which vessel did INS Tarkash carry out a PASSEX off Mauritius?

  1. A.CGS Valiant
  2. B.CGS Barracuda
  3. C.MCGS Vigilant
  4. D.CGS Guardian
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Correct answer: A. CGS Valiant

After its stay in harbour, INS Tarkash conducted a PASSEX, which is a passage exercise held when ships meet at sea, with CGS Valiant, and then undertook joint surveillance of the Exclusive Economic Zone together with the Mauritius Coast Guard, with a Dornier aircraft providing support from the air.