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Indian, Indonesian Navies Conduct Joint Exercise In Arabian Sea
IND-INDO CORPAT Joint Exercise: The 38th edition of the exercise IND-INDO CORPAT, began on Monday, the Indian Navy and Indonesian Navy will conduct 11-day coordinated patrols in Andaman Sea and Malacca Strait, the Andaman and Nicobar Command said.
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Navies Of India, Indonesia Undertake Coordinated Patrol In Indian Ocean
An Indian Naval Ship on Friday began a two-day coordinated patrol with an Indonesian Navy vessel in the Indian Ocean region.
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India Joins Rescue Ops For Missing Indonesian Submarine With 53 Onboard
The Indian Navy today joined the rescue operation for a Indonesian submarine and its 53-person crew that went missing more than 24 hours ago.Indonesia had sought assistance from India after its 44-year-old submarine went missing near Bali.
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Indonesia Navy Searching For Submarine With 53 Aboard
Indonesian navy ships on Thursday scoured a patch of ocean off the coast of Bali searching for a submarine with 53 crew aboard after losing contact with the vessel during military exercises.
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Indian And Indonesian Navies Conduct Exercise In Arabian Sea
The Indian and Indonesian navies carried out a military exercise in the Arabian sea on Thursday to enhance operational interoperability and overall cooperation.
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North Korea's Ghost Ships Beat Sanctions
In April 2018, a ship carrying $3 million worth of coal slipped into Indonesian waters with its identification transmitter switched off and its flag hidden from view. Acting on a tip, Indonesia's Navy detained the vessel, which identified itself as the "Wise Honest" from Sierra Leone. But when inspectors went aboard, they found two dozen crew membe...
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Indian Navy Rescues 2 Crew Members From Floating Indonesian Dock
The Indian Navy today rescued two crew members stranded inside an Indonesian floating dock which got grounded off Thottappally beach in Alappuzha district, a Defence spokesman said today.
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Indonesia Says Has No Overlapping South China Sea Claims With China
Indonesia's foreign minister today rejected China's stance that the two Asian nations have overlapping claims in the South China Sea, where there has been a run of skirmishes between Indonesian navy ships and Chinese vessels.
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Indonesia Vows To Stand Firm After Skirmishes With Chinese Ships
Indonesia is determined to assert its exclusive right to a corner of the South China Sea where there has been a run of skirmishes between Indonesian navy ships and Chinese vessels, the vice-president said today.
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China Condemns Indonesia's Firing On Chinese Boats In South China Sea
China today criticised the Indonesian navy for using "excessive force" on its fishermen which injured a Chinese crew member in the disputed South China Sea, the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries.
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Indian, Indonesian Navies Conduct Joint Exercise In Arabian Sea
IND-INDO CORPAT Joint Exercise: The 38th edition of the exercise IND-INDO CORPAT, began on Monday, the Indian Navy and Indonesian Navy will conduct 11-day coordinated patrols in Andaman Sea and Malacca Strait, the Andaman and Nicobar Command said.
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Navies Of India, Indonesia Undertake Coordinated Patrol In Indian Ocean
An Indian Naval Ship on Friday began a two-day coordinated patrol with an Indonesian Navy vessel in the Indian Ocean region.
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India Joins Rescue Ops For Missing Indonesian Submarine With 53 Onboard
The Indian Navy today joined the rescue operation for a Indonesian submarine and its 53-person crew that went missing more than 24 hours ago.Indonesia had sought assistance from India after its 44-year-old submarine went missing near Bali.
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Indonesia Navy Searching For Submarine With 53 Aboard
Indonesian navy ships on Thursday scoured a patch of ocean off the coast of Bali searching for a submarine with 53 crew aboard after losing contact with the vessel during military exercises.
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Indian And Indonesian Navies Conduct Exercise In Arabian Sea
The Indian and Indonesian navies carried out a military exercise in the Arabian sea on Thursday to enhance operational interoperability and overall cooperation.
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North Korea's Ghost Ships Beat Sanctions
In April 2018, a ship carrying $3 million worth of coal slipped into Indonesian waters with its identification transmitter switched off and its flag hidden from view. Acting on a tip, Indonesia's Navy detained the vessel, which identified itself as the "Wise Honest" from Sierra Leone. But when inspectors went aboard, they found two dozen crew membe...
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Indian Navy Rescues 2 Crew Members From Floating Indonesian Dock
The Indian Navy today rescued two crew members stranded inside an Indonesian floating dock which got grounded off Thottappally beach in Alappuzha district, a Defence spokesman said today.
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Indonesia Says Has No Overlapping South China Sea Claims With China
Indonesia's foreign minister today rejected China's stance that the two Asian nations have overlapping claims in the South China Sea, where there has been a run of skirmishes between Indonesian navy ships and Chinese vessels.
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Indonesia Vows To Stand Firm After Skirmishes With Chinese Ships
Indonesia is determined to assert its exclusive right to a corner of the South China Sea where there has been a run of skirmishes between Indonesian navy ships and Chinese vessels, the vice-president said today.
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China Condemns Indonesia's Firing On Chinese Boats In South China Sea
China today criticised the Indonesian navy for using "excessive force" on its fishermen which injured a Chinese crew member in the disputed South China Sea, the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries.
