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Indian Naval Ship INS Sunayna Completes Phase I of Joint EEZ Surveillance in Mauritius

The vessel, deployed under India’s IOS SAGAR initiative, prepares for Phase II operations with Mauritius before heading to Seychelles.

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Overview

  • INS Sunayna arrived at Port Louis Harbour on April 26 after completing Phase I of joint exclusive economic zone (EEZ) surveillance with the National Coast Guard Mauritius.
  • The mission involves 44 naval personnel from nine Indian Ocean Region nations, showcasing regional cooperation and capacity-building efforts.
  • As part of the two-day port call, the ship is hosting joint activities, including yoga, sports, and trekking, and is open to visitors on April 27.
  • The vessel is equipped for anti-piracy, maritime surveillance, and disaster response, featuring advanced weaponry, electronic warfare systems, and helicopter capabilities.
  • After departing Mauritius, INS Sunayna will commence Phase II of joint EEZ surveillance with Mauritius before proceeding to Port Victoria, Seychelles.