INS Satpura exhibits skills in Australia

The INS Satpura participated in the recent 14-day exercise ‘Kakadu-22’ organised by the Royal Australian Navy The warship, which reached Darwin on September 12, performed various drills involving anti-submarine warfare It showcased precise target destruction capability during gun-firing exercises;...

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Sep 26, 2022 IST

The INS Satpura participated in the recent 14-day exercise ‘Kakadu-22’ organised by the Royal Australian Navy
The warship, which reached Darwin on September 12, performed various drills involving anti-submarine warfare
It showcased precise target destruction capability during gun-firing exercises; ‘Kakadu’ is Australia’s flagship biennial international activity since 1993. TNS

About the warship

Indigenously built
6,000 tonne weight
Guided missile stealth frigate
Frontline unit of Vizag’s eastern fleet

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