INS Tushil, Russian warship.
Moscow: India’s traditional friend Russia has shocked the enemies by giving them the world’s most dangerous warship even before the New Year. President Putin has launched the Russian-built warship INS Tushil to increase the strength of India’s Navy. This warship is counted among the deadliest warships in the world, which has left for India from Kaliningrad, Russia. Let us tell you that this warship was inducted into the Indian Navy in Kaliningrad, Russia on December 9 in the presence of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. Now the news of its arrival towards India has given sleepless nights to enemies like China and Pakistan. Giving its first reaction on this, China has expressed concern by terming it as India’s advantage strategically.
Let us tell you that the length of this ship is 125 meters and weight is 3900 tons, which is an impressive blend of cutting-edge technologies and best practices of warship construction of Russia and India. This warship is expected to significantly increase the operational capability of the Indian Navy in the Indian Ocean. The activity of China’s PLA Navy has increased in the Indian Ocean during the last few years. In this sense, the inclusion of INS Tushil in the Indian Navy is a wake-up call for China. The Indian Navy’s newest multi-role INS Tushil departed for India from Kaliningrad, Russia, on December 17, marking the beginning of its maiden operational deployment, Russia said on Thursday.
INS Tushil will pass through here
The ship will pass through the Baltic Sea, North Sea, Atlantic Ocean and finally the Indian Ocean and will stop at several ports of friendly countries en route. China has reacted to the induction of INS Tushil into the Indian Navy in South-China Morning Post. China has said that India has inducted the Russian-built INS Tushil into the naval fleet amid growing security concerns in the Indo-Pacific. This will enhance the capabilities of the Indian Navy and also increase its strategic focus in the Indo-Pacific region. India has strengthened its naval fleet by inducting an advanced Russian-made frigate into the navy, Chinese analysts say, in a new focus on enhancing maritime security amid rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific and growing naval competition with China and Pakistan. Focuses on Delhi’s strategic advantage.
INS Tushil is the most technologically advanced warship in the world
INS Tushil is the seventh Talwar class frigate built for the Indian Navy. “It is known for its advanced stealth features and superior stability characteristics. INS Tushil is a guided missile frigate that plays a different role than submarines in Asia,” said Dongken Li, a PhD candidate at the Center for Strategic and Defense Studies at the Australian National University. India’s nuclear submarines are designed to counter threats posed by China, primarily in the Arabian Sea and the Western Indian Ocean. Will support Western Naval Command’s mission of maintaining liberal order within the
India’s dominance in the sea will increase
Lee said, due to the close relations between Pakistan and China, China is using its Gwadar port. In response, INS Tushil will strengthen India’s maritime control in the Indian Ocean. Commodore C. Uday Bhaskar, a former Indian Navy officer and director of the Delhi-based think tank Society for Policy Studies, said the induction of “modern warships” like INS Tushil will enhance the Indian Navy’s surface warfare capabilities.
Equipped with electronic warfare system
INS Tushil is extremely powerful “especially for electronic warfare”. It is equipped with all types of electronic warfare systems. Once fueled, it will defend India at sea with a deployment of 180 naval personnel for 30 days. It is equipped with land attack missiles like BrahMos and vertical anti-ship missiles. It has 24 medium range missiles. It is also fitted with A-190E naval gun of 100 mm capacity. Besides, 76 mm Auto Melara Naval Gun is also present. It also has the facility of torpedo tubes and rocket launcher. There is also the capability to deploy Kamov and Dhruv helicopters.
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