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Thailand, India begin joint naval exercise

Thailand and India on October 19 began a joint naval exercise in the Bay of Bengal that involved helicopters from ships of both nations, according to Indian defence officials.
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New Delhi (VNA) – Thailand and India on October 19 began a joint naval exercise in theBay of Bengal that involved helicopters from ships of both nations, accordingto Indian defence officials. 

The five-dayexercise commenced off the port of Vishakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh state ofIndia.

Two naval ships ofThailand - UMS Sin Phyu Shin (F-14), a frigate and UMS Tabinshweti (773), acorvette – were deployed for the exercise. India sent its ships INS Ranvijay, aguided-missile destroyer and INS Kuthar, a missile corvette, to the exercise.

The exercise, thesecond of its kind, featured the habour phase from October 18 – 19 with the sharingof expertise on various maritime issues.

The sea phase fromOctober 20-22 will involve a variety of drills including anti-air and surfacefiring exercises, flying exercises using integral helicopters.

"The jointexercises this year have increased in scope and complexity and is a testimonyof growing maritime cooperation between the two navies," said a statementfrom the Indian Navy./.
VNA

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