Vietnamese naval ship wraps off visit to Indonesia

Naval ship HQ 012-Ly Thai To of Brigade 162 of the Naval Region 4 anchored at Cam Ranh port in the central province of Khanh Hoa on September 6, concluding its visit, exchange and joint drill with the Indonesian Navy, according to the Quan doi Nhan dan (People's Army) newspaper.
Vietnamese naval ship wraps off visit to Indonesia ảnh 1At Cam Ranh port (Photo: qdnd.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - Naval ship HQ 012-Ly Thai To of Brigade 162of the Naval Region 4 anchored at Cam Ranh port in the central province ofKhanh Hoa on September 6, concluding its visit, exchange and joint drill withthe Indonesian Navy, according to the Quan doi Nhan dan (People's Army) newspaper.

Colonel Nguyen Van Ngan, Deputy Chief of Staff of the NavalRegion 4, who headed the Vietnamese delegation aboard the ship, called the tripa success.

It has helped increase mutual understanding, trust,friendship, and cooperation between the sides, he affirmed.

Vietnamese naval ship wraps off visit to Indonesia ảnh 2At a meeting of Vietnamese naval officers aboard (Photo: qdnd.vn)
Earlier, on the way to the Batu Ampar port of Indonesia, the Vietnamese ship engaged in long-distance seafaringtraining, and practiced command training, combat readiness coordination, andweapon and technical equipment mastery.

The ship arrived at Batu Ampar on August 29. While in Indonesia, Vietnamese naval officers paid a courtesy callon the Mayor of Batam city and the Commander of the Indonesian Coast Guard in theWest of Indonesia, among many other activities./.
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