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Indian warship docks at Tien Sa port, visits Da Nang

A modern fleet of warships of the Indian Navy has docked at Tien Sa Port, beginning a friendly visit to Da Nang City in the context of Vietnam and India celebrating the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên24/07/2025

On July 24, the Indian Navy fleet consisting of destroyer INS Delhi, anti-submarine frigate INS Kiltan and logistics ship INS Shakti docked at Tien Sa port, beginning a friendly visit to Da Nang City. Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, Commander of the Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet, led the delegation.

The ship welcoming ceremony was attended by representatives of the leaders of Naval Region 3, Da Nang City People's Committee, Military Region 5, Da Nang City Military Command, Da Nang City Border Guard, Department of Foreign Affairs ( Ministry of National Defense ), Department of Military Security Protection and Coast Guard Region 2.

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 1.

The 109-meter long, 3,500-ton anti-submarine frigate INS Kiltan of the Indian Navy was towed to Tien Sa port, beginning a friendly visit to Da Nang city.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 2.

Destroyer INS Delhi (right) and anti-submarine frigate INS Kiltan (left) anchored at Tien Sa port.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 3.

Logistics ship INS Shakti (A57) docks at Tien Sa port (Da Nang city)

PHOTO: HUY DAT

During the visit from July 24 to 27, the Indian Navy ship's officers and commanders will pay courtesy calls to the leaders of Da Nang City People's Committee, Military Region 5, and Naval Region 3; organize a reception for the Vietnamese delegation to visit the ship; play volleyball with officers and soldiers of Naval Region 3 and visit local culture.

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 4.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 5.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 6.

Sailors on the destroyer INS Delhi begin lowering the railings to the harbor in preparation for the welcoming ceremony.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 7.

Rear Admiral Susheel Menon (right), Commander of the Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet, shakes hands with Vietnamese officers at the welcoming ceremony for the ship's arrival at Tien Sa Port.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 8.

The ceremony to welcome the INS Delhi ship took place solemnly at Tien Sa wharf, chaired by representatives of the Department of Foreign Affairs of Da Nang City and Naval Region 3.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

The friendly visit of the Indian Navy fleet this time aims to contribute to strengthening the bilateral defense relations between Vietnam and India, towards the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (2016-2026). In recent years, the Indian Navy has regularly sent ships to pay courtesy visits to Da Nang City, most recently in May 2023.

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 9.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 10.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 11.

NS Shakti is a Deepak-class logistics ship, designed with comprehensive sea supply capabilities. With a length of 175 m and a full load displacement of over 27,500 tonnes, INS Shakti is capable of carrying over 15,000 tonnes of fuel and cargo, effectively serving long-term missions at sea.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 12.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 13.
Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 14.

INS Delhi is a multi-purpose destroyer designed by India, 163 m long, displacement of about 6,700 tons, reaching a speed of 30 nautical miles/hour, carrying 100 mm naval guns, missiles, torpedoes, anti-submarine helicopters...

PHOTO: HUY DAT

Tàu chiến Ấn Độ cập cảng Tiên Sa, thăm hữu nghị Đà Nẵng- Ảnh 15.

Leaders of Vietnamese units took souvenir photos with Rear Admiral Susheel Menon and officers of the INS Delhi ship at Tien Sa wharf.

PHOTO: HUY DAT

India is one of the important partners of Da Nang City, currently having direct flights from Ahmedabad (India) to Da Nang, with a frequency of 3 flights/week. The total number of Indian visitors to Da Nang in the first 6 months of 2025 accounts for about 7.38% of the total number of international visitors, ranking 2nd out of 10 international markets in Da Nang.


Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tau-chien-an-do-cap-cang-tien-sa-tham-huu-nghi-da-nang-185250724142050391.htm


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