Eastern Naval Command conducts offshore security exercise 'Prasthan'

Eastern Naval Command conducts offshore security exercise 'Prasthan'

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Category : Defense Published on: October 17 2022

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  • An offshore security exercise, 'Prasthan' was conducted in the Krishna Godavari Basin Offshore Development Area (ODA) under the aegis of Headquarters, Eastern Naval Command.
  • According to the Ministry of Defence, the security exercise 'Prasthan' was conducted on October 11 and 12.
  • The exercise was conducted onboard Drill rigs Platinum Explorer and DDKG- of ONGC and RIL located about 40 nm south of Kakinada.
  • The exercise which is conducted every six months is an important element of ensuring offshore security and aims to integrate the efforts of all maritime stakeholders involved in offshore defence.
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