What was the primary objective of Exercise INDRA, 2025?
To improve interoperability against maritime threats
The primary objective of Exercise INDRA, 2025, was to improve interoperability against maritime threats between the participating naval forces.
Joint aircraft manufacturing, maritime tourism and submarine repair training were not the stated objectives of this specific exercise.
Hence, 'To improve interoperability against maritime threats' is the correct answer.
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