Malabar Exercise 2020: Indian And US Fighters Hit The Ground

Malabar Exercise 2020: Indian and US fighters hit the ground simultaneously.

During the ongoing Malabar naval maneuvers in the Indian Ocean region, the Indian Navy’s MiG-29 KS hit the ground with the US Navy’s F-18S fighter aircraft.

During this time the MiG-29 INS Vikramaditya operated with an aircraft carrier. The leading news agency tweeted a video of it.

Indian Navy’s aircraft carrier Vikramaditya and American aircraft carrier Nimitz are its major attractions.

Let me tell you that the Indian Navy’s combat aircraft performed a joint exercise with their American counterparts on Thursday, which is going on in the Indian Ocean region.

Along with fighter planes, INS Vikramaditya is also participating from India. The Indian Navy’s MiG-29K and maritime patrol aircraft P-8I participated in it along with the US Navy’s F-18 and AEW aircraft E2C.

This exercise will be from 17 to 20 November

The Quad of Navies is a security forum that includes India, the United States, Japan, and Australia. As part of the second phase, this exercise is being conducted in the Indian Ocean region from 17 to 20 November.

In the maneuvers, the warship HMAS Ballarat is representing the Australian Navy. The main destroyer vessel JS Murasem is taking part in Japan.

This exercise took place in the Bay of Bengal in the first phase.

Earlier in the first phase, this exercise took place in the Bay of Bengal from November 3 to 6. This series of Malabar exercises began between India and the US in 1992.

Currently, this has been happening on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the midst of a deadlock from China for several months.

It is considered to be very important in order to stop the expansionist policy of China. This series of Malabar maneuvers began in 1992 as an annual bilateral naval exercise between India and the US.