Indian Navy Rescues 20 Crew Members From Hijacked Fishing Vessel Azini In 48-Hour Anti-Piracy Operation Off Somalia | Video
In a swift and well-coordinated operation spanning over 48 hours, the Indian Navy successfully liberated the fishing vessel, Azini, from armed pirates. The operation culminated in the safe rescue of all 20 crew members, with no casualties or injuries. The Indian Navy Has Successfully Rescued All 20 Crew Members Of Fishing Vessel ‘Azini’, Which Was Hijacked By Armed Pirates Off The Northeastern…
In a daring rescue operation, the Indian Navy successfully freed a hijacked fishing vessel, Azini, and its 20 crew members from armed pirates off the coast of Somalia. The rescue effort spanned over 48 hours, with the navy deploying a warship and a maritime reconnaissance aircraft to locate and track the hijacked vessel. Marine Commandos, air-dropped by an Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft, played a crucial role in securing the ship and neutralizing the pirate threat, ensuring the safe release of all crew members without any casualties or injuries.
This successful operation highlights the Indian Navy's operational readiness and its commitment to maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region, showcasing their position as a 'First Responder' and 'Preferred Security Partner' in safeguarding seafarers and securing vital international maritime trade routes.
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