SOURCE: AFI
The Indian Navy has announced a naval firing exercise scheduled to take place off the coast of Karwar Naval Base in the Arabian Sea on May 7, 2025. The exercise will commence at 08:30 AM IST and conclude at 06:30 PM IST, covering a range of approximately 390km from the base.
According to the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) issued for the event, the designated firing range extends westward into the Arabian Sea, ensuring a safe distance from the coastline. The exercise is part of routine training operations conducted by the Indian Navy to maintain operational readiness and enhance maritime security capabilities.
Karwar Naval Base, located in Karnataka, is a strategically significant facility for the Indian Navy, serving as a key hub for naval operations in the Arabian Sea. The base supports a range of activities, including training, maintenance, and deployment of naval assets.
Mariners, fishermen, and other vessels operating in the vicinity have been advised to avoid the designated firing range during the specified hours to ensure safety. The Indian Navy has emphasized that all necessary precautions will be taken to minimize disruptions while ensuring the exercise is conducted effectively.
This naval firing exercise underscores the Indian Navy’s commitment to safeguarding the nation’s maritime interests and maintaining a robust defense posture in the region. Further details regarding the exercise have not been disclosed, as is standard for such operational activities.
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