The 8th edition of India Russia joint naval exercise INDRA-NAVY 15 has begun in Visakhapatnam. INDRA-NAVY 15 is a bilateral maritime joint naval exercise between the Indian, Russian navies for epitomising the strategic relationship between the Both countries.
About the INDRA-NAVY 15:
The primary aim is to increase interoperability between the navies of both countries and develop common understanding of procedures for maritime security operations. The scope includes wide ranging professional interactions during the Harbour phase and spectrum of maritime operations during the Sea Phase. The Harbour Phase encompasses planning conferences ashore and table top exercises prior to progressing to sea. The Sea Phase would include various facets of fleet operations.
The Indian Navy will be represented by:
INS Sahyadri an indigenous frigate, INS Ranvijay a guided missile destroyer & INS Shakti a Fleet Support Ship. It also is represented by INS Sindhuvir a submarine, P81 Long Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft, Dornier Short Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft, Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer.
Russian Federation Navy will be represented by:
Four ships from Vladivostok based Pacific Fleet. They are Bystry a destroyer, Varyag a cruiser, Alatau a rescue ocean going tug and Boris Butoma a fleet tanker. INDRA-NAVY 15 bilateral naval exercise was initiated in 2003. Since then, it has matured over the years with increasing scope, complexity of operations and level of participation. The 8th edition of exercise will be another milestone in strengthening maritime security cooperation between the 2 navies. It will also serve to reinforce the long standing bond of friendship between both countries.
India And Russia joint naval exercise INDRA-NAVY 15 begins in Visakhapatnam
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