'Naseem Al Bahr 2022', a Naval Exercise between Indian & Oman Navy Held

'Naseem Al Bahr 2022', a Naval Exercise between Indian & Oman Navy Held

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Category : Defense Published on: November 23 2022

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  • The 13th edition of bilateral exercise between the Indian and the Royal Oman navies, Naseem Al Bahr-2022, commenced off the coast of Oman on 20 November 2022. The exercise is being conducted in two phases: the Harbour Phase and the Sea Phase.
  •  Naseem Al Bahr naval exercise was started in 1993. 
  • The last edition was conducted off Goa in 2019.
  • The Indian Navy’s guided missile frigate Trikand and Offshore Patrol Vessel Sumitra, with their integral helicopters, and the maritime patrol aircraft, Dornier, are participating in the exercise.
  • The exercise also aims to strengthen the ancient maritime and cultural linkages between India and Oman.
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