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INS Mysore completes Samudra Laksamana exercise with Malaysian Navy
The Indian Navy and Royal Malaysian Navy held a joint exercise in Malaysia.
The exercise was called Samudra Laksamana.
It ended on September 12.
Indian ship INS Mysore took part for India.
The navies first met in the harbour to share knowledge and experiences.
They then practised working together at sea.
Ships from both navies carried out coordinated movements and other activities.
The exercise was meant to help the two countries cooperate better during maritime missions.
INS Mysore concluded the fourth edition of Exercise Samudra Laksamana in Lumut, Malaysia, on September 12.
The bilateral exercise involved the Indian Navy and Royal Malaysian Navy.
Harbour-phase activities included professional interactions and exchanges of operational experience.
At sea, INS Mysore operated alongside KD Lekir and KD Gagah Samudera.
The exercise focused on improving maritime cooperation, coordination and interoperability between India and Malaysia.
- Who
- The Indian Navy and Royal Malaysian Navy, including INS Mysore, KD Lekir and KD Gagah Samudera.
- What
- The fourth edition of the bilateral maritime exercise Samudra Laksamana.
- Where
- Lumut, Malaysia, followed by an operational phase at sea.
- When
- The exercise concluded on September 12; the year was not specified.
- Why
- To strengthen maritime cooperation, professional ties, coordination and interoperability between the two navies.
Key facts
- Exercise
- Exercise Samudra Laksamana
- Edition
- Fourth edition
- Participants
- Indian Navy and Royal Malaysian Navy
- Indian ship
- INS Mysore
- Malaysian ships
- KD Lekir and KD Gagah Samudera
- Location
- Lumut, Malaysia
- Conclusion
- September 12
Sources
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