SCO drill shows off anti-terror responses
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May 8, 2011, Sunday
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CHINA, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, all member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), conducted a joint anti-terror drill in Kashi in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on Friday.
Code-named "Tianshan-II (2011)," the exercise demonstrated how law enforcers and security personnel from the three countries have coordinated efforts to locate and crack down on "terrorists" in the border region.
The anti-terror exercise consisted of three parts, namely decision-making and command, freeing abductees by force, and cleanup operations at designated venues.
Aiming to improve the countries' ability to respond to terrorism in all forms, the drill was organized as the "three evil forces" of terrorism, splittism and extremism have been colluding with the "East Turkistan" terrorist forces to involve in cross-border activities in recent years, waiting for opportune moments to start up disturbances, which have remained a common threat to SCO member states, said a spokesman for the national counter-terrorism office of China.
Founded in Shanghai in 2001, SCO comprises six member countries, namely China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
While heralding Friday's drill a success, Meng Hongwei, chair of SCO's regional anti-terror agency council and China's deputy minister of public security, said China is willing to further the exchanges and cooperation with other SCO member states and their law-enforcement and security departments to ensure the security and stability of all SCO members and the region as a whole.
Code-named "Tianshan-II (2011)," the exercise demonstrated how law enforcers and security personnel from the three countries have coordinated efforts to locate and crack down on "terrorists" in the border region.
The anti-terror exercise consisted of three parts, namely decision-making and command, freeing abductees by force, and cleanup operations at designated venues.
Aiming to improve the countries' ability to respond to terrorism in all forms, the drill was organized as the "three evil forces" of terrorism, splittism and extremism have been colluding with the "East Turkistan" terrorist forces to involve in cross-border activities in recent years, waiting for opportune moments to start up disturbances, which have remained a common threat to SCO member states, said a spokesman for the national counter-terrorism office of China.
Founded in Shanghai in 2001, SCO comprises six member countries, namely China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
While heralding Friday's drill a success, Meng Hongwei, chair of SCO's regional anti-terror agency council and China's deputy minister of public security, said China is willing to further the exchanges and cooperation with other SCO member states and their law-enforcement and security departments to ensure the security and stability of all SCO members and the region as a whole.
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