The recent visit to India by Commander of US Pacific Air Forces, General Kevin Schneider, emphasised America's commitment to deepen its strategic defence partnership with India and advancing a shared vision for a secure and stable Indo-Pacific, the US embassy in New Delhi said on Monday.

His visit from April 19-25, also reaffirms the "enduring strength" of the 'US-India Major Defense Partnership' and signals continued momentum in expanding defence collaboration to meet evolving regional and global challenges, it said in a statement.

The United States and India continue to build a robust defence partnership rooted in shared democratic values and mutual interests in maintaining regional stability, the US Embassy in India said.

"The Commander of US Pacific Air Forces General Kevin Schneider visited India from April 19-25, emphasising the United States' commitment to deepening its strategic defence partnership with India and advancing a shared vision for a secure and stable Indo-Pacific," it said.

During the visit, General Schneider engaged with senior Indian defence leadership, including counterparts from the Indian Air Force, to reinforce longstanding military ties and explore opportunities to expand operational collaboration.

"The visit reflects the growing scope, complexity, and interoperability of US-India defence cooperation across air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains," the statement said.

Recent years have seen an "expansion" in joint exercises, training engagements, and high-level exchanges, enhancing both nations’ ability to operate together effectively in diverse scenarios, it added.

A key focus of General Schneider’s visit was "advancing logistics cooperation" between the two countries, the embassy said.

Strengthened logistics frameworks and agreements enable more seamless coordination, improving readiness and supporting rapid, coordinated responses to humanitarian crises and regional contingencies, it said.

This growing cooperation enhances both nations’ capacity to deliver timely assistance and maintain operational presence across the Indo-Pacific, the statement said.

General Schneider also visited operational and training facilities, highlighting the "increasing integration and trust" between the US and Indian forces.

These engagements reflect a shared commitment to modernising capabilities and ensuring preparedness to address emerging security challenges, the embassy said.

"The United States values India as a vital partner in promoting peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific," it added.