India, UK conduct tri-services wargame

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Updated At : 12:22 PM Oct 27, 2021 IST

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India and the UK are carrying out a series of complex military drills as part of a tri-services wargame in the Arabian Sea.
The UK’s Carrier Strike Group, led by its largest warship HMS Queen Elizabeth, is participating in the week-long ‘Konkan Shakti’ that began on Oct 21.
A carrier battle group is a mega naval fleet comprising an aircraft carrier, accompanied by a large number of destroyers, frigates and other ships. PTI

Assets deployed by delhi

Navy’s MiG 29K jets
Royal Navy’s F-35B aircraft
IAF’s SU-30 and Jaguar fighters

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