INS Tushil, India's latest naval asset, initiated its sea trials from Russia's Baltiysk naval base recently.
About INS Tushil:
It is the first Krivak-III frigate to be acquiredunder Project 11356M.
Project 11356M:
India in October, 2016 signed an Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) with Russia to purchase/construct four additional Admiral Grigorovich-class (Project 11356M) frigates through a partnership between Russian and Indian shipyards.
Russia will supply two of the frigates (INS Tushil and INS Tamala), while the other two will be constructed in India.
The Talwar-class frigates, or Project 11356, are a class of stealth-guided missile frigates.
The construction of the ships is based on the Indian Navy’s specific requirements to meet the entire spectrum of naval warfare in all three dimensions of air, surface, and sub-surface.
Features:
These ships feature "stealth technology" in terms of low radar and underwater noise signatures.
These ships are being equipped with major Indian-supplied equipment such assurface-to-surface missiles, sonar systems, surface surveillance radar, communication suites, and anti-submarine warfare systems, along with Russian surface-to-air missiles and gun mounts.
The frigates are designed to fight submarines and warships in brown and blue waters and repel air attacks both independently and within formations.
The displacement is 3620 tons, the length is 124.8 meters. The full speed is 30 knots, and the cruising range is 4850 miles.
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