Suryaa National Desk: The Indian Navy has rescued a fishing vessel that was hijacked by armed individuals near the coast of Somalia in international waters. Navy officials confirmed that all 20 crew members on board were rescued without any loss of life.
Upon receiving information that the fishing vessel had been forcibly taken over by hijackers, an Indian Navy warship reached the area. The Navy successfully executed an operation to surround the vessel and secure the crew. Following the rescue, the 20 crew members were provided with immediate medical assistance and food.
The Ministry of Defence stated that the Indian Navy remains committed to maritime security and the protection of sailors. The process of moving the vessel and its crew to a safe location is currently underway in accordance with established procedures. India continues to conduct patrols in the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean regions to monitor and counter the activities of pirates.