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13th Edition of India-Sri Lanka bilateral maritime exercise ‘SLINEX-26’ concludes
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The 13th edition of the India-Sri Lanka bilateral maritime exercise SLINEX-26 successfully wraps up in Visakhapatnam, boosting naval cooperation and interoperability.
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The India–Sri Lanka bilateral maritime exercise, ‘SLINEX-26’, concluded in Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam: The 13th edition of the India–Sri Lanka bilateral maritime exercise, ‘SLINEX-26’, concluded in Visakhapatnam. Conducted from 17 to 21 September, the exercise provided opportunities for professional interactions, exchange of best practices and enhancement of interoperability between the two navies.
The harbour phase of the exercise featured professional exchanges, cross-deck visits and sporting interactions
between the Indian Navy and Sri Lanka Navy.
The sea phase featured coordinated maritime manoeuvres, air operations, night replenishment at sea and special forces drills, including Visit, Board, Search and Seizure and slithering operations. These activities provided valuable opportunities to hone operational coordination and interoperability between the participating forces.
‘SLINEX-26’ reflects the strong maritime partnership between India and Sri Lanka and their shared commitment toward a secure and stable Indian Ocean Region. The exercise contributes to India’s vision of MAHASAGAR and the neighbourhood first policy through enhanced maritime cooperation, interoperability and capacity building.
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