Indian Navy Ships Dock at Manila to Enhance Philippines Maritime Ties
Indian Naval Ships INS Delhi, Shakti, and Kiltan have arrived in Manila, solidifying maritime partnerships between India and the Philippines. This visit emphasizes cooperation, security, and mutual trust in Southeast Asia. Key activities include strategic discussions, professional exchanges, and bilateral exercises aimed at improving operational synergy.
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In a move underscoring deepening maritime ties, Indian Naval Ships INS Delhi, Shakti, and Kiltan of the Eastern Fleet docked at Manila, Philippines, as part of the Indian Navy's ongoing deployment to Southeast Asia.
Commanded by Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, the visiting fleet received a warm reception from the Philippine Navy, highlighting the robust and growing naval relations between the two nations. During the visit, RAdm Susheel Menon emphasized the shared maritime commitment of India and the Philippines to regional stability and security.
The visit signifies a strategic maritime initiative, bolstering high-level Indian engagement in the Indo-Pacific region. Scheduled interactions include operational meetings, expert exchanges, cross-deck visits, and a joint maritime exercise that aims to enhance preparedness and operational coordination between the two navies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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