Guarding the Indian Ocean: The Coastal Surveillance Radar System
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May 20, 2026

Guarding the Indian Ocean: The Coastal Surveillance Radar System

By Defense Analyst
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As two maritime neighbors, the security and prosperity of India and Seychelles are deeply intertwined. A key achievement in this domain is the Coastal Surveillance Radar System (CSRS), which consists of six radar stations installed across three different islands (with Assumption island hosting two). The central control center for this system is located in Victoria. India has also gifted maritime surveillance aircraft and Fast Patrol Vessels, like the PS Zoroaster, to ensure regional stability.

Furthermore, the strategic importance of this relationship cannot be overstated. As global dynamics shift, the alliance between India and Seychelles serves as a beacon of stability and mutual growth in the Indian Ocean region. Both nations continue to explore new avenues of cooperation, from space technology to green energy, ensuring that this historic bond remains relevant and powerful for future generations.

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