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INS Shardul and P8I arrive in Bali for Indonesia's International Fleet Review 2025 and Exercise Komodo

Indian Navy ship INS Shardul and a P8I long-range maritime surveillance aircraft arrived in Bali, Indonesia, for the International Fleet Review 2025, the Navy said on 16 February 2025.

Summary

The Indian Navy said on 16 February 2025 that INS Shardul and a P8I long-range maritime surveillance aircraft were in Bali, Indonesia, to take part in the International Fleet Review (IFR) 2025, scheduled from 15 to 22 February and to be reviewed by the President of Indonesia. The Navy will also join the International Maritime Security Symposium, tactical floor games, a city parade and environmental activities. After the IFR, both platforms will take part in Exercise Komodo, a multilateral naval exercise. This follows INS Mumbai and a P8I's participation in Exercise La Perouse in Indonesia in January 2025.

Key facts

Platforms
INS Shardul and P8I aircraft
Event
International Fleet Review 2025, Bali, 15-22 February
Reviewing authority
President of Indonesia
Next
Multilateral naval Exercise Komodo
Earlier
INS Mumbai and P8I in Exercise La Perouse, January 2025

Practice MCQs 3 questions

Q1

Where was Indonesia's International Fleet Review 2025, attended by INS Shardul, held?

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Correct answer: D — Bali

INS Shardul and a P8I aircraft were in Bali, Indonesia, for the International Fleet Review 2025, scheduled from 15 to 22 February.

Q2 Advanced

Which Indian Navy ship represented India at Indonesia's International Fleet Review 2025?

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Correct answer: A — INS Shardul

INS Shardul, along with a P8I long-range maritime surveillance aircraft, took part; INS Mumbai had joined Exercise La Perouse in January 2025.

Q3 Advanced

After the International Fleet Review 2025, INS Shardul and the P8I were to participate in which multilateral naval exercise in Indonesia?

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Correct answer: D — Exercise Komodo

Following IFR 25, both INS Shardul and the P8I were to take part in Exercise Komodo, a multilateral naval exercise.

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