India-South Korea Navy's inaugural exercise enhances strategic maritime ties.
The Indian Naval Ship Sahyadri has made a port call at Busan Naval Harbour, South Korea, to participate in the inaugural bilateral exercise between the Indian Navy and the Republic of Korea Navy. This exercise marks a significant step in enhancing Navy-to-Navy interactions and strengthening the strategic partnership between India and South Korea, reflecting their mutual interests in the Indo-Pacific region. The exercise includes both harbour and sea phases, featuring cross-training sessions and joint drills with South Korean vessels. This deployment underscores India’s role as a responsible maritime stakeholder and highlights the growing importance of collaboration in securing maritime interests in the increasingly pivotal Indo-Pacific landscape.