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The Joint Multinational Command Post Exercise (CPX) of the Justified Accord 2025 (JA25) held at the Humanitarian Peace Support School in Embakasi concluded on February 20th 2025.

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JA25: "Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care." A Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier steps out of the entrance and yells, “113!” A young mother stands up from the waiting tent outside, carrying a baby on her back, and walks toward the entrance of Archer's Post Sub-County Hospital.

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The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) are undergoing joint multinational military training as part of the Justified Accord 2025 (JA25), the U.S. Africa Command’s largest annual drill in East Africa.

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Approximately 1,300 personnel from over 15 countries will participate in Justified Accord 2025 (JA25), U.S. Africa Command’s largest military exercise in East Africa, from Feb. 10-21. Hosted in Kenya, Djibouti and Tanzania, this annual exercise strengthens the ability of participating forces to respond to regional security threats, humanitarian crises and peacekeeping missions.

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Hosted in Kenya, Djibouti and Tanzania, the annual joint training aims to enhance the capacity of participating forces to respond to regional security threats, humanitarian crises and peacekeeping missions.

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Multinational planners inked the final details for exercise Justified Accord 2025 (JA25), increasing the number of participants by nearly 50 percent. Joining Kenya as host nations, Tanzania and Djibouti will also conduct portions of the upcoming exercise, which features over 20 nations, nearly 1,500 participants and several new events.

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Kenya is proudly protective of its status as the ‘home’ of Africa’s safari industry. A haven for wildlife enthusiasts, the country is regarded as one of the best places to witness The Big Five in their natural environment.

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With its broad plains, forests and mountains, home to a rich tapestry of migrating beasts, carnivores and birdlife, Kenya has always been regarded as the archetypal African wildlife destination. Each year, tourists visit in their millions, seeking to experience the country’s safari offerings.