Bilateral naval exercises Indra 2025 between Indian and Russian Navy were held from 28 March to 02 April 2025.
This 14th edition of exercise included a wide range of activities and structured drills to increase the difference in the direction of combating common maritime threats.
Operations included complex coordinated maneuvers and simulated simulations showing joint fighter power of participating navies.
This exercise achieved jointly enhanced joint performance and strengthened shared commitment to maintain global peace and stability, to maintain the principles of maritime orders.
The drill also provided invaluable operating experience, strengthening collective capacity to overcome contemporary maritime security challenges. Exercise provided the facility of exchanging the best practices, promoting deep understanding of each other’s operating principles and extended the ability to originally operate in a complex maritime environment.
The Indra series of exercises has been the cornerstone of India-Russia defense relations since its establishment in 2003 and the two countries recognize the need for a collaborative approach to combat the importance of marine security and general threats and concerns.
