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Four Indian Navy vessels — the guided-missile destroyer INS Delhi, frigate INS Satpura, fleet tanker INS Shakti and corvette INS Kiltan — arrived in Singapore on 17 July as part of the service’s operational deployment to South-East Asia. The ships are commanded by Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, Flag Officer Commanding the Eastern Fleet, and were received by personnel from the Republic of Singapore Navy and India’s High Commission. The port call will include professional exchanges with the Singaporean navy, discussions with academic institutions and community outreach events aimed at strengthening the three-decade defence partnership between the two countries. The visit underscores India’s intent to deepen maritime cooperation across the Indo-Pacific through regular exercises, reciprocal training and coordinated operations.
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Indian Naval Ships Delhi, Satpura, Shakti and Kiltan, under the Command of RAdm Susheel Menon, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet, arrived at Singapore to a warm welcome from personnel of Singapore Navy and the High Commission of India in Singapore. The visit is part of the https://t.co/nkOPVURJtP
.@indiannavy's Eastern Fleet Ships Arrive in Singapore as part of the Deployment to South East Asia This visit is poised to further strengthen the longstanding friendship and cooperation between the two maritime nations through a series of engagements and activities Read here: https://t.co/NeG5eJgEzU
