Question
Consider the following statements about Exercise MILAN
24: 1. It is scheduled to be host by India in 2024. 2. It is a biennial multilateral Military exercise. 3. MILAN 22 was conducted at/ off Visakhapatnam. Which of the statements given above is/are not correct?Solution
The next edition of Exercise MILAN is scheduled to be held in Visakhapatnam from 19 - 27 Feb 24. It is a biennial multilateral naval exercise which began in 1995. It was conducted by the Eastern Naval Command (ENC) with participating friendly foreign Navies. It was started with the participation of only four countries, viz Indonesia, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand, in the 1995 edition. MILAN 22 was conducted at/ off Visakhapatnam from 25 Feb - 04 Mar 22 and witnessed participation from 39 countries.
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