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Indian, Philippine Navies to Hold First South China Sea Joint Patrol
This post has been updated to correct the Indian destroyer involved in the patrol. The ship is INS Delhi (D 61), not INS Mysore (D 60. India’s latest operational deployment to the South China Sea will feature its first joint patrol with the Philippines in the contested waters.
Analysts suggest this marks a shift in India’s regional presence, extending its ‘necklace of diamonds’ strategy eastward.
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