Indian Naval Ship Trishul Makes Port Call at Souda Bay, Greece

Indian Naval Ship Trishul arrived at Souda Bay in Greece on October 31 as part of its ongoing deployment to the Mediterranean Sea.

During the port call, the ship’s crew will take part in a series of activities aimed at strengthening maritime cooperation between the Indian Navy and the Hellenic Navy.

The engagements will include interactions with senior officials of the Hellenic Navy and the Indian Embassy in Athens, professional discussions, cross-deck visits and cultural exchanges.

The crew will also familiarise themselves with facilities at the Naval Support Activity Souda Bay and the NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre.

As part of the visit, the personnel will pay homage at the Souda Bay War Cemetery. The ship will also remain open to visitors during its stay at the port.

-PIB

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