India has added a state-of-the-art multi-role stealth frigate to its naval fleet, commissioned by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh during a ceremony in Russia. This advanced warship, designed for versatility and cutting-edge stealth capabilities, is a significant boost to India’s maritime defense.
The frigate, part of the Project 11356 program, boasts superior radar-evading technology, advanced weaponry, and enhanced operational flexibility, making it a formidable asset for diverse missions, from anti-submarine warfare to air defense.
Speaking at the event, Singh emphasized the importance of strengthening India’s naval power amid evolving security challenges. “This induction marks a milestone in our efforts to enhance the operational capabilities of the Indian Navy. It reflects the strong and enduring partnership between India and Russia in defense collaboration,” he stated.
The frigate’s commissioning comes as India continues to modernize its naval fleet to protect its maritime interests and counter potential threats in the Indo-Pacific region.
