Vice Admiral Swaminathan emphasizes the Indian Ocean's rising geopolitical significance and India's pivotal role in maritime security.
The Indian Ocean is more contested, more watched, and more consequential than ever before, the Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of the Western Naval Command, Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, stated on Monday (May 11, 2026).
He observed that the Indian Ocean has always been India’s arena, and highlighted the growing significance of the region.
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