Fleet·Marine Insight·20 September 2026·3 min read
Iranian Warship IRIS Lavan Remains In India’s Kochi 6 Months After Seeking Refuge Amid U.S-Iran War
Iran’s Amphibious Landing Ship IRIS Lavan remains in India’s Port of Kochi, half a year after it requested emergency docking in the country.
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Iran’s Amphibious Landing Ship IRIS Lavan remains in India’s Port of Kochi, half a year after it requested emergency docking in the country.
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