Posted on Apr 21, 2022
Why Indian Navy is studying sinking of Russian warship Moskva amid Chinese threat
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As per reports, the Indian Navy’s operational planners are studying the sinking of the missile cruiser Moskva. The study involves focus on how to protect Indian warships from anti-ship ballistic missiles like the Chinese DF-21. The flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet, was shot by two Ukrainian anti-ship cruise missiles on April 14. The last Russian flagship sunk was in the Battle of Tsushima by the Japanese imperial navy in 1905, 117 years ago.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"Why is India deploying a task force to the South China Sea?
As the German Navy prepared for deployment of its warship into the South China Sea, India announced that it will depart a task force of four warships for a joint military exercise with the German Navy and its Quad partners—United States, Japan and Australia."
"Why is India deploying a task force to the South China Sea?
As the German Navy prepared for deployment of its warship into the South China Sea, India announced that it will depart a task force of four warships for a joint military exercise with the German Navy and its Quad partners—United States, Japan and Australia."
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With the longer range ability of missiles and aircraft, I fear our naval vessels are becoming obsolete.
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