Malabar 2020: Indian Navy’s MiG-29Ks, US Navy’s F-18s carry out simulated attacks

Updated on Nov 20, 2020 06:00 pm IST

MiG-29Ks of Indian Navy and F-18s of US Navy carried out simulated attacks on the surface force during the ongoing Malabar naval exercise. 2020. The MiG-29s operated from the INS Vikramaditya aircraft carrier. Moreover, coordinated firing on surface target was undertaken during multilateral exercise. Earlier on Thursday, the second phase of the Malabar exercise saw a high tempo of fighter flying operations from the decks of the two participating aircraft carriers -- INS Vikramaditya and USS Nimitz. The Phase-2 of the 24th edition of the multilateral Malabar Naval Exercise will culminate today. Watch the video for more.

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