INS Shivalik Deployed to South China Sea and North Pacific Ocean
Indian Stealth Frigate Reaches Pearl Harbor
The Indian Navy's multi-role stealth frigate INS Shivalik has completed a mission deployment in the South China Sea and North Pacific Ocean and has reached Pearl Harbor in Hawaii for a port call.
Role in RIMPAC-24 Exercise
The Shivalik-class frigate is participating in the world's largest naval exercise, RIMPAC-24, which is being held in Hawaiian waters. The ship will join other vessels from 26 participating nations to enhance cooperation and interoperability.
Global Capabilities Showcase
The Indian Navy's participation in RIMPAC-24 showcases its global capabilities and commitment to maritime security. The Shivalik-class frigate is a testament to India's growing shipbuilding abilities and its ambitions to become a major player in the Indo-Pacific region.
The deployment of INS Shivalik to the South China Sea and North Pacific Ocean further strengthens India's strategic presence in the region and underscores its commitment to maintaining peace and stability in these vital waters.
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