Indian Naval Ship Sahyadri, an indigenously designed guided‑missile stealth frigate, arrived at Busan Naval Harbour on 26 October.
The visit is part of the India‑Republic of Korea Navy bilateral exercise to strengthen maritime cooperation.
Harbour activities include professional interactions, cross‑deck visits, joint training and sports, fostering camaraderie.
Sea activities will involve coordinated maneuvers between Sahyadri and Republic of Korea Ship Munmu the Great.
The exercise underscores both nations’ commitment to peace, stability and security in the Indo‑Pacific.
During the harbour phase, crews will exchange experiences, conduct joint training and hold sporting events.
The next phase will see the two ships, Sahyadri and the Korean vessel Munmu the Great, conduct coordinated sea operations.
The cooperation aims to improve interoperability and reinforce peace and security in the Indo‑Pacific region.
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