The Indian Navy warship INS Tarkash, which is currently deployed in the Gulf of Guinea for anti-piracy operations, took part in a joint maritime exercise with Nigerian Navy Patrol Ships Kano, Osun, Sokoto and Nguru last week.
IMAGE: This exercise provided an opportunity to strengthen inter-operability between the Indian and Nigerian navies in various facets of maritime operations like anti-piracy. All Photographs: ANI Photo
IMAGE: Reinforcing the Indian Navy's commitment to maritime security, INS Tarkash is currently mission-deployed in the Gulf of Guinea for anti-piracy operations.
IMAGE: This exercise, the Indian Navy said, will help strengthen assistance to vessels in distress.
IMAGE: It will also improve anti-air and anti-surface operations.
IMAGE: According to Indian Navy officials, the exercise will help enhance skills for naval interdiction and counter-piracy operations.
IMAGE: Nigerian Navy Patrol Ships Kano, Osun, Sokoto and Nguru participated in the exercise.
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