After the February 14 Pulwama terror attack, the Indian Navy had to cut short a leading exercise in the Indian Ocean (the Theatre Level Operational Readiness Exercise, also called TROPEX) in order to quickly redeploy its war zone assets in the North Arabian Sea. Since then, the Indian Navy maintains this deterrent presence in the area, letting Pakistan know the Indian forces are ready to respond to any further terrorist threat by using its naval power. Read full news at this link...
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The INS Vikramaditya (Picture source : Indian Navy)
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The INS Vikramaditya (Picture source : Indian Navy)
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