Passage Exercise (PASSEX):
The Indian Navy and UK Royal Navy conducted a Passage Exercise (PASSEX) in the North Arabian Sea.PASSEX refers to joint naval drills conducted between friendly navies when they cross each other during deployments. It enhances interoperability, communication, and strategic cooperation at sea.Conducted in the North Arabian Sea, a region of geostrategic importance for global maritime trade and security. Participating Nations: India: INS Tabar (stealth frigate), a conventional submarine, and P-8I long-range maritime aircraft. United Kingdom: HMS Prince of Wales (aircraft carrier) and HMS Richmond (frigate) of the UK Carrier Strike Group.
