The Indian Navy has presented an example of friendship and bilateral relations to the world by conducting maritime exercises with the Egyptian Navy.
navies of india and egypt conducted maritime exercises
India and Egypt have set a new example of mutual friendship and bilateral relations. Indian Navy’s frontline frigate, INS Tabar arrived in Alexandria for two days on 27 June as part of a ‘friendly visit’. India and Egypt enjoy friendly bilateral relations and ships of the Indian Navy frequently visit Alexandria Port.
The Commanding Officer INS Tabar, Captain M Mahesh and the crew of their ships laid a wreath at the ‘Alexandria Naval Unknown Soldier Memorial’. The Commanding Officer also called on Rear Admiral Ayman Al-Daily, Commander of the Alexandria Naval Base. On departure from the port, INS Tabar undertook a ‘Partnership Exercise’ at sea with the Egyptian Naval Ship Taushka.
Presented example of naval cooperation
The exercise also included Hello Deck Landing Ops. This maritime exercise has exemplified the naval cooperation and interaction between the Indian Navy and the Egyptian Navy. The purpose of the friendly visit of INS Tabar is to promote stronger ties between the two sides and to explore new avenues to further strengthen the ties.
The first mission of the world’s largest submarine
The sea is also an important area of tension between competing countries in the world. Amidst the ongoing tension with the US and Britain, Russia has sent the world’s largest submarine Belgorod on its first intelligence mission. This is the Belgorod submarine’s first mission at sea since its launch in 2019. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, all sea trials of this submarine have been completed. The 604-foot-long Belgorod, built in the last 30 years, is the world’s largest submarine.
Experts fear that the 79-foot-long Poseidon torpedo stationed inside the submarine could explode underwater and cause a radioactive tsunami at sea. Due to this, waves up to 300 feet can rise in the cities located along the coast. Experts think that even if people survive a tsunami, they may be exposed to radioactive radiation for many years.
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