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US and India hold 2-day naval drill to counter China
USN and Indian Navy hold PASSEX drills in eastern Indian Ocean region
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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — In response to China's recent provocative activities in the Indo-Pacific region, the US and India Sunday (March 28) launched military exercises in the eastern Indian Ocean region.

On Sunday, the US Navy and the Indian Navy kicked off the Passage Exercise (PASSEX) war games that are slated to last until Monday (March 29). For the first time, the Indian Air Force sent fighter jets to take part in the exercise.

The drills come one week after US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin visited India as part of a three-nation tour. During his visit, the two sides agreed to step up military-to-military engagement amid China's increasing aggression in the region.

After Austin spoke with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Austin said:

Our relationship is a stronghold of free and open Indo-Pacific region. PM Modi stated India stands for freedom of navigation and freedom of overflight, unimpeded lawful commerce in adherence to international law. This reaffirms our shared vision for regional security,"
During the exercises on Sunday and Monday, the INS Shivalik a stealth multi-role frigate and Long Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft P8I teamed up with the USS Theodore Rosevelt Carrier Strike Group. In a tweet uploaded on Sunday, the Indian Navy announced that Indian Air Force fighters were included in the exercise to provide them with the chance to train in air interception and air defense with the US Navy near the coast of India.

The drills were preceded by the Malabar naval exercise in November and included warships from all four Quad nations: India, the U.S., Japan, and Australia. In April, the Indian Navy will join its Quad allies in taking part in a French naval exercise in the Bay of Bengal called "La Perouse."

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — In response to China's recent provocative activities in the Indo-Pacific region, the US and India Sunday (March 28) launched military exercises in the eastern Indian Ocean region.

On Sunday, the US Navy and the Indian Navy kicked off the Passage Exercise (PASSEX) war games that are slated to last until Monday (March 29). For the first time, the Indian Air Force sent fighter jets to take part in the exercise.

The drills come one week after US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin visited India as part of a three-nation tour. During his visit, the two sides agreed to step up military-to-military engagement amid China's increasing aggression in the region.

After Austin spoke with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Austin said:


During the exercises on Sunday and Monday, the INS Shivalik a stealth multi-role frigate and Long Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft P8I teamed up with the USS Theodore Rosevelt Carrier Strike Group. In a tweet uploaded on Sunday, the Indian Navy announced that Indian Air Force fighters were included in the exercise to provide them with the chance to train in air interception and air defense with the US Navy near the coast of India.

The drills were preceded by the Malabar naval exercise in November and included warships from all four Quad nations: India, the U.S., Japan, and Australia. In April, the Indian Navy will join its Quad allies in taking part in a French naval exercise in the Bay of Bengal called "La Perouse."

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very good
we need more of such exercise .
 
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Can't wait for Indians and Chinese to beat each other to death. :lol:
Ghazwa-E-Hind and Ghazwa-e-Cheen will be easy peasy. :D
If only exercises won wars.

China does it, Pakistan does it. Everyone does it....it's more of a show of force and keep the armed forces up to date and in coherence too, especially if different nations are participating.
 
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The us better not share boat with Indian navy. Indian body odor has been known to be lethal. See these Indian navy personnel that died in 2009 of Indian odor
 
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