Uzbek military personnel excelled in the “Most Advanced Warrior-2025” competition held in the USA from March 17-20, 2025. Junior Sergeant Abdullayev Alishok and Sergeant 3rd Rank Jovkashev Shokhrukh completed numerous challenging tasks, breaking records and winning a special prize. Their achievements continue a legacy of success since 2019, demonstrating Uzbekistan’s commitment to military excellence and international collaboration.

The Uzbek military personnel, including Junior Sergeant Abdullayev Alishok and Sergeant 3rd Rank Jovkashev Shokhrukh, proudly represented Uzbekistan at the “Most Advanced Warrior-2025” competition held from March 17-20 at Camp Shelby in Mississippi, USA. This event aimed to enhance international military cooperation and elevate the reputation of special forces.

During the competition, the Uzbek servicemen demonstrated exceptional skill by completing a variety of challenging tasks. They participated in individual fitness tests, both physical and mental stress assessments, night orienteering, and a 20-kilometer march while carrying a 15-kilogram load. Furthermore, they engaged in tasks involving combat readiness, weapon handling, medical training, and defending against weapons of mass destruction.

A highlight of their performance included a team event where they completed a 20-kilometer march in an impressive 1 hour and 50 minutes. Individually, Sergeant Zhovkashev Shokhrukh excelled in running 3,219 meters in 11 minutes and 18 seconds, while Junior Sergeant Alishok completed demanding exercises swiftly, throwing a 5-kilogram ball over 12.3 meters. Their efforts resulted in breaking competition records.

The Uzbek servicemen were awarded a special prize at the event, continuing a streak of success as they have participated in this competition since its inception in 2019, consistently achieving victories with significant margins. On March 23, they received a warm welcome upon their return at Tashkent International Airport named after Islam Karimov, showcasing the nation’s pride in their accomplishments.

In conclusion, the participation and success of the Uzbek military personnel at the “Most Advanced Warrior-2025” competition underscored their dedication and proficiency. Their record-breaking performances in various challenging events highlight the ongoing commitment of Uzbekistan to military excellence and international cooperation. This triumphant return reflects not only individual achievements but also the strength of Uzbekistan’s armed forces on an international stage.

Original Source: zamin.uz

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