India and US Navies Hold 5-Day Diving and EOD Drill in Kochi

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The Indian and US navies have commenced a five-day joint explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) exercise in Kochi. The drill is designed to strengthen interoperability and coordination between the two naval forces. Activities include expert-led discussions, exchange of training methodologies, and hands-on practical exercises. This is the eighth edition of the bilateral cooperative training programme. The exercise underscores both nations' shared commitment to enhancing maritime security capabilities.

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