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Green Marine

April 25, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Indian submarine launched in Russia after upgradation

INS “Sindhughosh,” a diesel- electric Indian naval submarine, was launched today at a shipyard in northern Russia after deep upgradation with a cruise missile complex and sonar system. Launched with the breaking of coconut and uncorking of Champagne, Sindhughosh (Sea Soul) is the third Kilo class su

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INS “Sindhughosh,” a diesel- electric Indian naval submarine, was launched today at a shipyard in northern Russia after deep upgradation with a cruise missile complex and sonar system. Launched with the breaking of coconut and uncorking of Champagne, Sindhughosh (Sea Soul) is the third Kilo class submarine of project 877EKM modernised by “Zvyozdochka” (Little Star) shipyard.

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