Russian and Indian warships conduct joint naval exercises
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The naval forces of Russia and India have successfully completed a series of joint exercises. During the maneuvers, the crews of the two countries' ships practiced actions to ensure the safety of navigation and protect maritime routes from potential threats.
One of the main objectives of the exercises was to practice artillery firing. A Russian corvette demonstrated its capabilities using 30mm AK-630 automatic weapon systems. These systems are designed for the effective engagement of targets at various ranges.
In addition, the sailors conducted training on liberating a vessel captured by pirates. During this operation, the crew used standard-issue small arms, including AK-12 assault rifles and PKM machine guns. The exercises demonstrated a high level of personnel training and coordination in performing complex tasks.
Such events contribute to strengthening international cooperation in the field of maritime security. The joint work of Russian and Indian military personnel helps them better prepare for neutralizing real threats in the world's oceans.
Sources: Интерфакс
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