India's "Naval Trifecta" Signals Major Power Shift

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India has simultaneously deployed three aircraft carriers for the first time. This rare display of naval strength is a clear message to the region. The event, called "Milan-26," is a major diplomatic gathering. Hosted in Visakhapatnam, it has brought together over 50 countries for naval exercises and talks. Experts call the concurrent operation of three carriers a "naval trifecta." It shows India's growing hard power—its advanced military capability. It also demonstrates soft power, as nations gather for cooperation by India's invitation. This move strengthens India's role as a leading maritime security provider. It highlights a strategic focus on the Indian Ocean, a crucial global trade route. The "trifecta" proves India can project power far from its shores. It marks the country's arrival as a mature and influential naval power.