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Navy Discloses 96-Hour Mobilization, Signals Readiness to Lead Any Renewed Sindoor Strikes

Naval leaders portray maritime dominance as the deterrent that now underpins India’s authority to resume cross-border counter-terror strikes if required.

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Overview

  • Vice Admiral Tarun Shobti said every operational ship returned to port, rearmed, loaded submarines, and sailed again within 96 hours at the onset of Operation Sindoor.
  • He disclosed that 15 MiG-29K fighters were embarked on INS Vikrant, demonstrating sea-based strike capability and rapid power projection.
  • Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi said swift deployment and aggressive posturing effectively held the Pakistan Navy captive by denying freedom of manoeuvre.
  • Tripathi stated the operation has not ended and indicated the Navy could open any renewed action, echoing the prime minister’s stance that regrouping terrorists on Pakistani soil will be targeted.
  • At a ceremony in Visakhapatnam, the Navy commissioned INS Udaygiri and INS Himgiri under Project 17A as leaders highlighted accelerated lessons and corrective measures from Sindoor.