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New Delhi: The Indian Navy's Submarine Rescue Unit (East), aboard INS Nistar, demonstrated precision and professionalism at XPR-25, hosted by the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN). Over three days, the unit successfully mated with three multinational submarines, displaying the complete range of intervention and rescue operations and cementing India's place in the global submarine rescue arena.

Over 40 nations participated in XPR-25, which took place from September 15 to 25, 2025. The exercise was conducted in two phases: a shore phase (15-20 September) and a sea phase (21-25 September), with the goal of improving cooperation and interoperability in submarine rescue.

Three rescue units on Mother Ships (MoShips) – MV Swift Rescue

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