Admiral Harry Kumar, the head of the Indian Navy, arrived in Japan on Saturday to begin a five-day visit to take part in the Malabar maritime exercises and the international review of the fleet (IFR), as well as to discuss ways to improve ties between the two countries in the marine sector.
According to the Indian Press Trust of India news agency, officials claimed that Admiral Kumar met with his colleagues from the Australian Royal Navy, the American Navy, and the American Navy to discuss enhancing and deepening cooperation in the context of Malabar’s drills.
In order to take part in the international fleet display that will take place in Sajami Bay in Yokosuka tomorrow, Sunday, the two Harbetan ships of the Indian Navy, Chevalek and Camorta, have arrived in the Japanese city.
The Indian Navy’s commander arrives in Japan for a five-day tour.
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