Indian-Thai Navy first bilateral exercise "Ex-Ayutthaya"

Indian-Thai Navy first bilateral exercise "Ex-Ayutthaya"

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Category : Defense Published on: January 18 2024

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Indian Navy and Royal Thai Navy held first-ever bilateral exercise 'Ex-Ayutthaya', emphasizing the historical and cultural ties between Ayodhya in India and Ayutthaya in Thailand.
The Indo-Thai Bilateral Exercise 'Ex-Ayutthaya', meaning 'The Invincible One' or 'Undefeatable', signifies the importance of Ayodhya in India and Ayutthaya in Thailand.
The exercise highlights their ancient cities, rich cultural connections, and shared historical narratives spanning centuries.
The exercise between the two navies was conducted from 20 to 23 December.
The Indian Naval ships Kulish and IN LCU 56 participated in the inaugural edition of the exercise.
The Royal Thai Navy side was represented by His Thai Majesty's Ship (HTMS) Prachuap Khiri Khan.

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