After all, the East African Navy is not a global navy, as can be seen from its distribution, with permanent and primary areas of activity limited to the Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and Pacific Region.
Of the four oceans, it covers three, but apart from the Indian Ocean, the other two are just in name only.
Take the Pacific Fleet, for example, its area of responsibility appears vast, covering the entire Pacific Ocean, but this has no real significance; from a practical perspective, if disputes and conflicts arise in the Pacific direction, the Pacific Fleet can only play a role in the South Sea Region.
After all, in the Pacific range, the only threats to East Africa are the United States and Japanese Navy, and both countries' strength in the Pacific is far superior to that of East Africa.
