INS Tushil: The Indian Navy’s newest stealth frigate, INS Tushil, has started its first operational journey from Kaliningrad, Russia, to India. Recently built and commissioned in Russia, this advanced warship is designed for multiple roles, including defense, surveillance, and international cooperation. It is part of the Talwar-class frigates, known for their stealth features and powerful weapons.
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According to Thestatesmanm During this trip, INS Tushil will sail through the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Indian Ocean. On the way, it will stop at ports in friendly countries to strengthen India’s ties with those nations.
Navy Deployment Goals
A Navy spokesperson explained that the ship’s deployment has three main goals: diplomatic, military, and security-related activities. These include:
The ship will patrol the seas with other navies and take part in maritime exercises. These exercises are meant to improve teamwork and protect shipping lanes, especially in areas where piracy is common. During its stops, INS Tushil will work with the host navies to share skills and knowledge, helping both sides improve their capabilities.
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The crew will meet senior military and government leaders in the host countries to strengthen defense partnerships and build trust. The ship will also meet members of the Indian community living in these countries, creating a sense of pride and connection with India.
INS Tushil’s journey is an important step for the Indian Navy, showing its ability to work with other countries to ensure safety and peace in the seas. This mission also highlights India’s growing role in global maritime security and diplomacy.
