What is the role of the Indian Navy in anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean
Indian Navy completes second anti-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean.
- The Indian Navy plays a crucial role in anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean.
- It aims to safeguard Indian maritime interests and those of the international community in the region.
- The Navy conducts regular patrols to deter acts of piracy, armed robbery, and other maritime crimes.
- These patrols help maintain security and stability in the Gulf of Guinea, a key strategic area due to its rich reserves of oil and natural gas.
- The Navy's presence in the region also ensures the safety of Indian merchant vessels and personnel traveling through these waters.
- During patrols, Indian Navy ships monitor and respond to distress calls, provide assistance to affected vessels, and coordinate with other countries in the area.
- They also engage in capacity-building exercises with regional navies to enhance their capabilities in combating piracy and maritime crime.
- The Indian Navy's anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Guinea contribute to the global fight against piracy and piracy-related threats to maritime security.
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