IOS SAGAR: A New Chapter in Maritime Cooperation
IOS SAGAR has returned to India after a month-long deployment in the south-west Indian Ocean Region, highlighting a new era in maritime cooperation. The initiative included joint naval exercises, cultural exchanges, and enhanced ties with Indian Ocean Region nations, reinforcing security and partnership.
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After nearly a month at sea, IOS SAGAR returned to India, marking a significant advancement in maritime cooperation. The Indian Navy hailed the mission as a testament to India's commitment to safeguarding maritime interests in the Indian Ocean Region.
Flagged off from Karwar by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, IOS SAGAR carried a diverse crew from India and nine other countries, promoting the concept of Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security Across the Regions (MAHASAGAR). This initiative enhances India's role as a preferred security partner.
The vessel, which visited several ports, engaged in joint exercises and cultural exchanges, fostering camaraderie and security cooperation in the region. Vice Admiral V Srinivas praised the dedication and achievements of the international crew, solidifying bonds across the Indian Ocean.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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