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2nd edition of Indian Navy, Bangladesh Navy Bilateral Exercise Bongosagar commence on 03 Oct 2020: Quick Highlights

2nd edition of Indian Navy, Bangladesh Navy Bilateral Exercise 'Bongosagar' commence on 03 Oct 2020 Quick Highlights
2nd edition of Indian Navy, Bangladesh Navy Bilateral Exercise 'Bongosagar' commence on 03 Oct 2020: Quick Highlights

2nd edition of Indian Navy, Bangladesh Navy Bilateral Exercise Bongosagar commence on 03 Oct 2020: Quick Highlights

The second edition of Indian Navy (IN) – Bangladesh Navy (BN) Bilateral Exercise Bongosagar is scheduled to commence in Northern Bay of Bengal on (Today) 03 October 2020.

Aims - Bilateral Exercise 'Bongosagar' 

Exercise Bongosagar, whose first edition was held in 2019, is aimed at developing inter-operability and joint operational skills through conduct of a wide spectrum of maritime exercises and operations. In the upcoming edition of Exercise Bongosagar, ships from both navies will participate in surface warfare drills, seamanship evolutions and helicopter operations.

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This exercise will be followed by the 3rd edition of IN - BN Coordinated Patrol (CORPAT) in Northern Bay of Bengal from 4 to 5 October 2020, wherein IN and BN units will undertake joint patrolling along the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL).

Participate - 2nd edition of Indian Navy, Bangladesh Navy Bilateral Exercise 'Bongosagar' 

Indian Naval Ship (INS) Kiltan, an indigenously built Anti-Submarine Warfare Corvette and INS Khukri, an indigenously built Guided-Missile Corvette are participating along with Bangladesh Naval Ship (BNS) Abu Bakr, a Guided-Missile Frigate and BNS Prottoy, a Guided-Missile Corvette. In addition to ships, Maritime Patrol Aircraft from both navies and integral helicopter(s) would also be participating in the exercise.

This edition of Exercise Bongosagar assumes greater significance since it is being conducted during Mujib Barsho, the 100th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

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