The Indian Navy has commissioned an indigenous fast attack warship, INS Karuva, in an effort to prevent asymmetric threats from sea.
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According to Press Trust of India (PTI), Indian Air force commander-in-chief Strategic Forces Command Air Marshal KJ Mathews said, “The newly commissioned warship [INS Karuva] will definitely strengthen the navy’s ability in future.”
The vessel is equipped with fire power for day-night surveillance and is capable of operating in shallow waters.
The 325t warship can cruise at a speed of more than 30kt and is used for coastal patrol and anti-piracy missions.
In July 2011, the navy put fast attack craft INS Koswari into service.
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