Indian-French Navies carry out bilateral exercise “Varuna” 2024 in Mediterranean Sea
Updated:1 year, 10 months ago
Updated:1 year, 10 months ago
The Indian and French navies held their 22nd edition of bilateral naval exercise ‘Varuna’ 2024 in the Mediterranean Sea. ‘VARUNA’ which began in 2001, is the backbone of India-France relationship and has evolved significantly over the years. Indian Navy was represented by the ship borne Helicopter; LRMR Aircraft P8I and Navy’s frontline stealth frigate, INS ‘Tabar’ whereas, French side was represented by FS Provence, Submarine Suffren, Aircraft F20; Atlantique2, fighters MB339 and Helicopters NH90; Dauphin. A series of advanced naval operations were conducted during the present edition of bilateral exercise. The conduct of ‘VARUNA’ in the Mediterranean Sea marks a significant milestone in the maritime domain between India and France. ‘VARUNA’ also exemplifies the commitment of Indian and French Navies towards enhancing interoperability through collaborative efforts.
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