Indian Navy's INS Sumitra executes a daring rescue operation, ensuring the safety of a hijacked fishing vessel and 19 Pakistani lives in the Arabian Sea.
In a recent triumph against piracy, India's naval vessel INS Sumitra executed a second successful rescue operation, this time thwarting an armed pirate attack on the fishing vessel FV Iman off Somalia's east coast.
The vessel, Al Naeemi, and its 19-member crew, predominantly Pakistani nationals, were successfully rescued from the clutches of 11 Somali pirates. The operation follows closely on the heels of I
NS Sumitra's earlier mission where it safely rescued the Iranian-flagged fishing vessel Iman, securing the release of its 17 crew members.
The Indian Navy's swift and strategic response underscores its commitment to anti-piracy efforts in the Arabian Sea.
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