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India and Russia Conduct "Exercise INDRA NAVY-25" in Bay of Bengal.

Defence | Dated: 09 Dec 2025

The 14th edition of the biennial maritime exercise "INDRA NAVY-25" between the Indian Navy and the Russian Navy commenced in the Bay of Bengal. The exercise aims to consolidate interoperability and understand best practices in maritime security operations. It involves two phases: the Harbour Phase at Visakhapatnam and the Sea Phase in the Bay of Bengal.

🎯 Key Highlights:

Indian Navy ships INS Ranvijay and INS Kiltan are participating alongside Russian Federation Navy ships.
The exercise focuses on anti-submarine warfare (ASW), air defence drills, and tactical maneuvers.
INDRA NAVY was initiated in 2003, symbolizing the long-term strategic relationship between the two nations.

💡 Other Important Facts:

Exercise: INDRA NAVY-25.
Location: Bay of Bengal.
Participant: Russia.

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The 14th edition of the maritime exercise "INDRA NAVY-25" was conducted between India and which country?

Correct Answer: Russia

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About Russian Navy

Commander-in-Chief – Admiral Aleksandr Moiseyev
Capital – Moscow