U.S. Army Chief of Staff General Mike Gilday embarked on a five-day trip to India

           "This is very likely to achieve my partner in India and talk about the regions for further cooperation. There is no doubt that there are many regions that we can integrate and work with," Gilday said on Friday. go to.

                                         (American military leader Michael M Gilday.)

          U.S. Army Commander Michael M Gilday will arrive in India on a five-day trip on Monday to bolster the evolving phase of military cooperation between the two countries. The completion of the work will end on October 15, when Gilday is scheduled to fill India Maritime Commander Admiral Karambir Singh and various officials.

          "This is very likely to achieve my partner in India and talk about the regions for further cooperation. There is no doubt that there are many regions that we can integrate and work with," Gilday said on Friday. go to.

      In a statement, Gilday also described India as "one of the closest allies" and said that the link between New Delhi and Washington was "a strong Indo-Pacific base and open." "Thank you for the continued cooperation of our warships between the Indo-Pacific to create inclusive, non-consensual and open-based policies," said the chief executive, adding, " backward in addition to maintaining security, stability, and prosperity. "