India, Greece Hold First Bilateral Naval Exercise
The first bilateral maritime exercise between the Indian Navy and the Hellenic Navy concluded on 18 September 2025 in the Mediterranean Sea. Conducted in two phases, the exercise marked a milestone in defence cooperation between India and Greece, underscoring shared interests in maritime security, stability, and freedom of navigation.
Held from 13–17 September 2025 at Salamis Naval Base, the harbour phase featured multiple activities to build mutual understanding,
Conducted on 17–18 September 2025, the sea phase involved advanced maritime exercises to strengthen interoperability,
These manoeuvres showcased the professional capabilities of both navies and their ability to work together in complex maritime scenarios.
The successful conduct of the maiden exercise,
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