Indian Naval Ship in Kuwait
Indian Naval ships INS Deepak and INS Tabar entered Kuwait Sunday as part of a month-long deployment in the Gulf to enhance bilateral ties and engage in naval exercises with friendly regional navies.
Indian Naval ships – Deepak, Delhi, Tabar and Trishul – from the Western Command have been deployed in the region. Of the four ships, INS Deepak and INS Tabar entered Kuwait on Sunday and would remain there till September 16.
during which the warships will have professional interactions for enhancing co-operation and sharing the nuances of naval operations including disaster management and combating maritime threats of terrorism and piracy, an official release said.
Apart from professional interactions, sports and social engagements are also planned, which are aimed at enhancing co-operation and understanding between the Navies, it said. The Indian Navy has close and friendly ties with all navies in the Gulf and has been regularly exercising with many of them.
Source : Brahmand
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