Indian foreign ministry says one national killed in attack on ship near Oman
Indian foreign ministry says one national killed in attack on ship near Oman One Indian was killed after an attack on a commercial vessel near Limah in Oman, the Indian foreign ministry said on Tuesday. Among the 14 Indian nationals on board the MSV AL JUSUFI, 13 were rescued after the incident occurred on Monday.
One Indian national was killed and 13 others were rescued following an attack on the vessel MSV Al Jusufi near Limah, Oman, according to India’s Ministry of External Affairs on November 3. The vessel was carrying 14 Indian nationals when it was attacked on the evening of November 2. The deceased crew member has been identified by The Hindu as Gandhar Nahim Ajij from Gujarat.
The Ministry of External Affairs described the ongoing attacks on commercial shipping in the region as deeply concerning and called for an immediate de-escalation of tensions. The ministry stated that targeting commercial shipping and civilian infrastructure must end to restore free navigation and commerce through international waterways. India's Embassy in Oman is currently coordinating with Omani authorities to repatriate the rescued crew and the remains of the deceased.
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