Special Report: Indian Ship arrived in China

 Two Indian naval ships invited to China's International Naval Inspection Festival International Fleet Review on Tuesday, when they arrived at China's Chingtao Naval base, they were received with music presented by the Chinese naval band.S ignificantly, China is organizing this naval inspection on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Indian destroyer vessel INS Kolkata and oilseed vessel INS Shakti reached Chingtao naval base when both of them gave a 21-gun salute to the Chinese people's census.Officials of the North Sea Fleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army received the Indian ships on the Hingar of Qingtao Naval Base. Significantly, this is the third opportunity when the Indian Navy is participating in the International Fleet Review organized by Chinese Navy. Earlier, the Chinese Navy had organized the International Fleet Review in 2009 and 2014.

Commenting on the involvement of the Indian Navy in this event in China, Naval spokesman Capt DK Sharma said that this reflects that India is committed to the fact that sea cooperation between the two navies deepens and between the two countries The lump of friendship will also be stronger For the international naval inspection, the Indian Navy has deployed its best warships to ensure mutual trust and mutual synergy between the two so that mutual cooperation can be increased to overcome maritime concerns among navies participating in the Naval Inspection.During the presence of the Shingatao Naval Base Harbour, Indian Naval Officers will meet with the top Chinese officials on the courtesy. During this, there will also be professional exchanges with other navies. Fleet Review salute on April 23 will take China's President Xi Chen Fing

Indian Ambassador to Kolkata Kolkata, Vikram Mishri will be hosting a reception, in addition to the top Chinese navy officers and naval officers from other countries will also participate.Priort arriving in China, the Indian shipwreck of Vietnam, Ranh Bay also went on a sad visit tour. While returning from China, INS Kolkata and power will also go to Pusan ​​port of South Korea and naval base of Singapore. to the naval spokesman, the annual deployment of Indian ships to the South China Sea is consistent with the East East Policy of India. The Indian Navy has tried to unite the countries through the oceans. Through this, India wants to expand the friendship of friendship so that economic, diplomatic and cultural relations are strong with the countries of Southeast Asia.

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