INS Satpura Arrives At Pearl Harbour to Participate In RIMPAC-22

INS Satpura Arrives At Pearl Harbour to Participate In RIMPAC-22

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Category : Defense Published on: July 01 2022

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INS Satpura entered Pearl Harbour in Hawaii Islands to participate in RIMPAC-22.
INS Satpura and one P8I maritime patrol aircraft from the Indian Navy are participating in one of the largest multilateral Naval Exercises, the US Navy-led biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise 2022.
The exercise spanning over six weeks of intense operations and training is aimed at enhancing interoperability and building trust among Navies of friendly foreign countries.
27 countries are participating in the current edition of the multi-dimensional exercise.
INS Satpura is an indigenously designed and built 6000-tonne guided missile stealth frigate equipped to seek and destroy adversaries in air, surface and underwater.

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