Indian Navy Rescued Pak Sailors from Somali pirates
- Posted on March 31, 2024
- By Arijit Dutta
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23 Pakistanis were rescued by the Indian Navy from Somali pirates on March 29. Following the valiant mission in the Arabian Sea, Pakistanis applauded India and sang "India Zindabad."
Not only had the fishing boat Al-Kambar's competent crew passed sanitary and seaworthiness checks, but they had also saved the crew from nine armed pirates.
The Pakistani crew of the saved Iranian fishing boat was heard shouting "India Zindabad" in the Arabian Sea when they managed to break free from the pirates' grasp.
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In the late hours of March 28, two Indian naval vessels that had been dispatched to the Arabian Sea to carry out maritime security operations were diverted in order to capture a fishing vessel that had been abducted. Following intelligence regarding a potential pirate incident aboard an Iranian fishing boat, a decision was made.
At the time of the incident, the FV was approximately 90 nautical miles southwest of Socotra. Reports stated that nine armed pirates had boarded the ship. On March 29, the stolen FV was eventually found and recovered.
According to the statement, the Indian Navy is still dedicated to preserving both the safety of all seafarers and regional maritime security.
