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India's INS Sahyadri Arrives in Japan for MALABAR 2026 Naval Exercise

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India's indigenous stealth frigate INS Sahyadri arrived at Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan on November 4 to participate in MALABAR 2026. The multilateral naval exercise brings together India, Japan, the United States and Australia to strengthen maritime cooperation, operational coordination and interoperability.

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MALABAR is a multilateral naval exercise involving India, Japan, the United States and Australia. It provides participating navies with opportunities to conduct joint maritime engagements and improve their ability to operate together. INS Sahyadri is an indigenously built Guided Missile Stealth Frigate of the Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet.

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India has deployed INS Sahyadri for MALABAR 2026 in Japan.

Four partner navies are participating in the exercise.

Harbour interactions and sea engagements form part of the programme.

The exercise supports India's broader maritime cooperation objectives under MAHASAGAR.

The Indian Navy's indigenous Guided Missile Stealth Frigate, INS Sahyadri, belonging to the Eastern Fleet, arrived at Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan on November 4 to participate in the multilateral naval exercise MALABAR 2026.

The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) accorded the Indian warship a warm welcome. The reception ceremony was attended by Vice Admiral Yagi Koji, Commandant of Yokosuka District, and R Madhu Sudan, Deputy Chief of the Indian Mission in Japan.

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INS Sahyadri arrived at Yokosuka Naval Base on November 4, 2026.

The frigate belongs to the Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet.

The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force welcomed the Indian warship.

MALABAR 2026 involves India, Japan, the United States and Australia.

The exercise includes harbour and sea phases.

The participating navies aim to improve operational coordination and interoperability.

MALABAR 2026 brings together the navies of India, Japan, the United States and Australia. The exercise provides participating maritime forces with an opportunity to enhance operational coordination, strengthen interoperability and exchange professional expertise.

The harbour phase includes professional interactions and coordinated planning, followed by the sea phase involving INS Sahyadri and participating naval units from the United States, Australia and Japan.

These engagements are aimed at strengthening mutual trust and cooperation among the participating countries while contributing to a secure and stable Indo-Pacific region.

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Why This Matters

MALABAR provides a platform for four Indo-Pacific partners to improve coordination between their naval forces. The exercise strengthens professional exchanges, operational preparedness and cooperation on regional maritime security.

INS Sahyadri's participation reflects the Indian Navy's commitment to strengthening maritime partnerships and advancing cooperation with like-minded navies in the region, in line with India's MAHASAGAR vision — Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions.

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INS Sahyadri will participate in the planned harbour and sea engagements alongside naval units from the participating countries.

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INS Sahyadri arrived at Yokosuka Naval Base on November 4, 2026.
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