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INS Satpura And P8 I Maritime Patrol Aircraft arrive In Darwin, Australia to participate in Multinational Naval Ex Kakadu

| @indiablooms | Sep 13, 2022, at 11:31 pm

New Delhi: INS Satpura and a P8 I Maritime Patrol Aircraft of the Indian Navy reached Darwin in Australia on 12 Sep 22, for participation in the multinational Exercise Kakadu – 2022, hosted by the Royal Australian Navy.

The two week-long Exercise, both in harbour and sea, involves ships and maritime aircraft from 14 navies, read a government statement.

During the harbour phase of the exercise, the ship’s crew will engage in operational planning interactions and sports activities with participating Navies.

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