Archive · 6 Sep 2025
INS Kadmatt Leads Multinational Fleet Review in Papua New Guinea
Imagine a parade of ships celebrating Papua New Guinea's birthday!
The Indian Navy's INS Kadmatt, along with ships from other countries, led a special parade in the harbor.
They practiced sailing together in a line, like a team.
This was a chance for the different countries' navies to work together and show they are friends.
The Indian Navy helped organize the parade, making sure everyone knew what to do.
It was a successful event, showing that these countries can work well together at sea.
INS Kadmatt, an Indian Navy ship, led a multinational fleet review.
The review was part of Papua New Guinea's 50th Independence Day celebrations.
Seven warships from five countries participated in the exercise.
The exercise was conducted in Port Morseby Harbour.
The event highlighted the Indian Navy's ability to operate in a multinational environment.
- Who
- INS Kadmatt and other warships from five countries
- What
- Participated in a mobile fleet review.
- When
- During Papua New Guinea's 50th Independence Day celebrations.
- Where
- Port Morseby Harbour, Papua New Guinea.
- Why
- To display maritime partnership and celebrate independence.
- Lead Ship
- INS Kadmatt
- Event
- 50th Independence Day celebrations of Papua New Guinea
- Participating Nations
- India, Papua New Guinea, Tonga, Australia, and France
- Location
- Port Morseby Harbour
- Purpose
- Multinational and multiplatform exercise