In a daring operation, the Indian Navy rescued 23 Pakistani nationals from Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea, aboard the Iranian fishing vessel Al-Kambar. The crew, expressing gratitude, chanted ‘India Zindabad’ as they were protected from armed pirates by a specialist team from the Indian Navy. Promptly responding to reports of piracy, Indian Naval ships intercepted the hijacked vessel, ensuring the safety and seaworthiness of the crew. The successful rescue showcased the Indian Navy’s commitment to maritime security and safeguarding seafarers’ lives in the region.
Prompt Response and Successful Rescue Upon receiving reports of a potential piracy incident involving the Iranian fishing vessel Al-Kambar, the Indian Navy swiftly deployed two Naval ships for maritime security operations. Intercepting the hijacked vessel approximately 90 nautical miles southwest of Socotra, the Navy successfully rescued the 23-member Pakistani crew and apprehended the armed pirates. The crew, relieved and grateful, expressed their appreciation with chants of ‘India Zindabad,’ acknowledging the Navy’s protection and assistance.
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Commitment to Maritime Security The Indian Navy reiterated its commitment to ensuring maritime security and the safety of all seafarers, regardless of nationality. This successful rescue operation underscores the Navy’s vigilance and readiness to respond effectively to maritime threats in the Arabian Sea region. By swiftly neutralizing the piracy threat and safeguarding the crew of Al-Kambar, the Indian Navy upholds its role as a key guardian of maritime stability and safety.
