Indian Navy ship Tabar arrives in Hamburg, Germany
Indian Navy ship Tabar arrives in Hamburg, Germany
Indian Navy’s frontline frigate INS Tabar arrived in Hamburg, Germany on July 17 for a three-day visit.
The visit includes professional discussions between the Indian Navy and the German Navy, the ship’s crew going to the German Naval Academy and a visit to the ship that is open to tourists. The staff of INS Tabar will provide community services at the old age home. The two navies will also conduct maritime partnership exercises at sea after their departure from Hamburg.
The dialogue seeks to enhance bilateral relations, particularly in the maritime domain, between the two countries and provide an opportunity to showcase Indian culture.
India and Germany share a relationship built on shared values
India and Germany share a relationship built on shared values, democratic principles and commitment to world peace and security. From economic cooperation and scientific research to cultural exchanges and, importantly, defence cooperation, the two countries share a wide range of issues. The visit by INS Tabar is aimed at strengthening this bond and finding new ways to strengthen the relationship between the two navies.
INS Tabar is a stealth frigate built for the Indian Navy in Russia
INS Tabar is a stealth frigate built for the Indian Navy in Russia. The ship is led by Captain MR Harish. The ship has a wide range of weapons and sensors and is one of the earliest stealth frigates of the Indian Navy. The ship is part of the Western Fleet of the Indian Navy which is based in Mumbai under the Western Naval Command.
INS Tabar is a stealth frigate built for the Indian Navy in Russia
INS Tabar is a stealth frigate built for the Indian Navy in Russia. The ship is led by Captain MR Harish. The ship has a wide range of weapons and sensors and is one of the earliest stealth frigates of the Indian Navy. The ship is part of the Western Fleet of the Indian Navy which is based in Mumbai under the Western Naval Command. read more
