India-Mozambique-Tanzania Trilateral Exercise-IMT TRILAT-2024 Commences

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New Delhi: INS Tir and INS Sujata will participate in the forthcoming second edition of India-Mozambique-Tanzania (IMT) Tri Lateral (TRILAT) Exercise, a joint maritime exercise scheduled from March 21-29, 2024. The first edition of IMT TRILAT exercise conducted in Oct 2022, saw participation of INS Tarkash with the Tanzanian and Mozambique Navies.

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The current edition of the exercise is planned in two phases. As part of the harbour phase scheduled from March 21-24, Naval ships Tir and Sujata will engage with the respective Navies at the ports of Zanzibar (Tanzania) and Maputo (Mozambique). This phase would begin with a Planning Conference followed by conduct of joint harbour training activities like Damage Control, Fire Fighting, Visit Board Search and Seizure procedures, Medical Lectures, Casualty Evacuation and Diving operations.

The sea phase of the exercise is scheduled from March 24-27 covering practical aspects of countering asymmetric threats, Visit Board Search and Seizure procedures, boat handling, manoeuvres and firing exercise. A joint EEZ surveillance is also planned during the sea phase.

The exercise will conclude with a joint debrief scheduled at Nacala (Mozambique).

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During the harbour stay, Indian Naval ships would be open for visitors and partake in sports & cultural exchanges with host Navies. Training visits for sea trainees of 106 Integrated Officers Training Course are also planned at the respective ports.

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