War with potential adversaries can never be ruled out: Navy Chief Admiral
- 2 years ago
Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar on September 20 addressed an event in Delhi and spoke on 'India's Naval Revolution: Becoming an Ocean Power'.
He asserted that Indian Navy needs to be all time ready as war with potential adversaries can never be ruled out. He spoke of the conventional and other security challenges for the country.
“While these conventional military challenges persist, terrorism remains a major security threat, as it continues to evolve in shape, scale and size. Staying one step ahead of such an invisible enemy, who'll constantly innovate tactics enabled by niche technologies is challenge,” Navy Chief noted.
“To the West, Pakistan – despite economic constraints – has continued its military modernisation, especially its Navy, which is on track to becoming a 50-platform force,” he added.
“While competition is being played out on a daily basis – at times testing limits – but without escalating into armed action, a war with potential adversaries can never be ruled out,” Navy Chief noted.
He asserted that Indian Navy needs to be all time ready as war with potential adversaries can never be ruled out. He spoke of the conventional and other security challenges for the country.
“While these conventional military challenges persist, terrorism remains a major security threat, as it continues to evolve in shape, scale and size. Staying one step ahead of such an invisible enemy, who'll constantly innovate tactics enabled by niche technologies is challenge,” Navy Chief noted.
“To the West, Pakistan – despite economic constraints – has continued its military modernisation, especially its Navy, which is on track to becoming a 50-platform force,” he added.
“While competition is being played out on a daily basis – at times testing limits – but without escalating into armed action, a war with potential adversaries can never be ruled out,” Navy Chief noted.