INS Tushil Set to Sail: India's Stealth Advancements
INS Tushil, one of two stealth frigates being built in Russia, is expected to be commissioned in December. The India-Russia agreement to build four frigates experienced delays due to COVID-19, the Ukraine conflict, and sanctions. INS Tushil will be followed by another frigate, INS Tamal.
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INS Tushil, the forefront of India's maritime advancements with Russia, is on track for a December commissioning, according to defense sources.
In 2016, India and Russia inked a deal to construct four stealth frigates. Two were set to be built in Russia, with the remaining by Goa Shipyard Limited in India. INS Tushil is the first Russian-built vessel, with INS Tamal expected next.
Delays in construction have been reported due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ukraine conflict, and resulting sanctions, impacting the timeline significantly.
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