भारत-पाकिस्तान की नौसेनाएं आज से अरब सागर में अभ्यास करेगी: दोनों देशों ने अपने-अपने एरिया में एयर ट्रैफिक मूवमेंट रोकने का नोटिस जारी किया

The picture is of 24 April 2025. When the Indian Navy successfully tested the new missile in the Arabian Ocean after the Pahalgam attack.

The navies of India and Pakistan will practice in the Arabian Sea at the same time on Monday. This drill will run for the next few days. Defense Source told the news agency ANI that the Indian Navy warships will practice in the Arabian Sea on 11-12 August.

Both countries have issued notice to airman (NOTAM) for drills in their water areas in the Arabian Sea. This notice is issued when an area has to be shut down on air traffic movement for some time.

According to media reports, the Indian Navy will drill Porbandar and Okha in Gujarat. This will practice Pakistan about 60 nautical miles (111 km).

Tension between the two countries increased after Operation Sindoor

India had air strikes at 9 locations of terrorists in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir on May 7 at half past one in the night. The army had said that more than 100 terrorists were killed in this strike. These included the headquarters of terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba and Masood Azhar, the head of Jaish-e-Mohammed.

Since then, tension between India and Pakistan had increased. However, on May 10, there was a ceasefire between the two countries. But the stress situation still persists.

Warship was posted at INS-Surat Hazira Port at the time of Operation Sindoor

During Operation Sindoor, on May 1, the Indian Navy’s warship was first deployed at Hazira Port in Surat, INS-Surat. It was welcomed by leaders and Navy officers here.

The news agency ANI had told that the Indian Navy has put all its Warship on alert. Anti -ship and anti -aircraft firing were practiced in the Arabian Sea. The Coast Guard near Gujarat is also kept on alert.

India did missile testing 2 times in 5 days

April 27: Missile testing from warships in Arabian Sea

The Indian Navy had tested several missiles from its warships in the Arabian Sea. This test was completely successful. The Navy said that it is ready to protect the country day and night. There is any danger anywhere in the sea, we can easily cope with it.

The Indian Navy released several missiles from a warship in the Arabian Sea.

April 24: Testing of missile from INS Surat

The Navy tested the missile from INS Surat. The Navy destroyed a small target floating in the sea. INS Surat is posted on Daman C face in Surat, Gujarat. This warship is 164 meters long and weighs 7,400 tonnes. Its maximum speed is 30 knots (about 56 km/h). It has state-of-the-art weapons- BrahMos and Barak-8 missile and AI based sensor system.

Two warships will join the Navy on 26 August

The Indian Navy’s two modern stealth frigate warship-udayagiri (F35) and Himgiri (F34) will be included in the Navy simultaneously on 26 August. This will be the first time that two major warships will be commissioned together with two major shipyards in the country. The program to include them will be held in Visakhapatnam.

Udayagiri is built by Mumbai’s Majgaon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) and was handed over to the Navy on 1 July. At the same time, Himgiri has been prepared by Kolkata’s Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE). Both warships are built under Project 17A (P17A).