Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Indian Naval Ships Arrive in Vietnam for Deployment
Indian naval ships from India have arrived in Vietnam as part of a planned trip to Southeast Asia.
These ships were greeted with a ceremony.
This visit is meant to make the friendship between India and Vietnam stronger, especially in the area of defense.
During the visit, important officials from both navies will meet to talk about working together and dealing with security issues.
They will also take part in sports and open the ships for tours.
Indian naval ships Delhi, Shakti, and Kiltan arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam on July 24.
The visit is part of the Indian Navy’s operational deployment to South East Asia.
The deployment aims to strengthen the India-Vietnam strategic partnership.
RAdm Susheel Menon, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet, is in command.
Activities include bilateral meetings, professional interactions, and cultural outreach.
- Who
- Indian Naval Ships Delhi, Shakti, Kiltan, under RAdm Susheel Menon and Vietnam People’s Navy.
- What
- Indian naval ships Delhi, Shakti, and Kiltan arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam.
- When
- July 24.
- Where
- Da Nang, Vietnam
- Why
- To strengthen India-Vietnam strategic partnership and enhance defense collaboration.
- Ships Involved
- Delhi, Shakti, and Kiltan
- Location
- Da Nang, Vietnam
- Commander
- RAdm Susheel Menon
- Fleet
- Eastern Fleet
- Purpose of Visit
- Operational Deployment
- Activities
- Bilateral meetings, professional interactions, cultural outreach
