INS Visakhapatnam docks at Al-Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait
Indian naval ship INS Visakhapatnam, which is on a three-day state visit to Kuwait, recently docked at Al-Shuwaikh Port.
The ship was warmly received by Kuwait Naval Forces, Border Guards, Indian Embassy members.
The Indian Embassy in Kuwait tweeted: "Amb @AdarshSwaika1 was received onboard the ship by Rear Admiral McCarthy and Captain Rao of INS Vishakapatnam. Ambassador was given a briefing of the ship operations and its advanced systems. Bilateral naval cooperation continues to be the main facet of defence cooperation."
"INS Visakhapatnam opens doors to Indian Community in Kuwait. Ship tours and crew interactions spread positivity during three-day stay at Shuwaikh port," read another tweet.
A Yoga session was also hosted by the Indian embassy for the crew members of INS Visakhapatnam.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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