Navy to commission submarine hunter Malvan as China, Pakistan expand underwater fleet
•The Indian Navy has commissioned the anti-submarine warfare vessel Malvan, enhancing its fleet.
•Malvan is the second of eight domestically built Mahe-class vessels, with eighteen vessels planned for induction this year.
•This commissioning responds to increased submarine activity from China and Pakistan in the region.
The Indian Navy commissions the anti-submarine warfare vessel Malvan, adding to its fleet. This new ship is the second of eight Mahe-class vessels being built domestically. The navy plans to induct eighteen vessels this year, including other specialized ships. These shallow water craft are designed to counter underwater threats near the coast. The commissioning occurs amid rising submarine activity from China and Pakistan.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
→The Indian Navy has commissioned the anti-submarine warfare vessel Malvan, enhancing its fleet.
→Malvan is the second of eight domestically built Mahe-class vessels, with eighteen vessels planned for induction this year.
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