The Indian Navy’s Submarine Rescue Unit (East), onboard INS Nistar, displayed high skill and professionalism during Exercise Pacific Reach 2025 (XPR-25), hosted by the Republic of Singapore Navy. Over three days, the team successfully carried out three submarine rescue matings with international navies, proving India’s growing capability in global submarine rescue.

What is Submarine Rescue ‘Mating’?

In the context of submarine rescue exercises, “mating” refers to the process by which a submarine rescue vehicle (like a DSRV) physically attaches to the hatch of a distressed submarine. This connection allows rescue personnel to safely transfer crew members from the disabled submarine into the rescue vehicle.

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When Was XPR-25 Held?

XPR-25, held from Septe

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