Middle East latest: Four Indian crew members injured in attack on Liberia-flagged oil tanker in Gulf
On November 11, 2026, Liberia-flagged VLCC MT FUJAIRAH ENERGY was attacked while sailing through the Persian Gulf, according to Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. The vessel was en route from Al Ruwais to Dubai when it was hit by a projectile. Four crew members, including one Indian national, sustained injuries in the attack.
The Indian seafarer suffered minor injuries and has been safely transported to shore for further medical examination. The remaining 18 crew members, comprising the other five Indian seafarers, are accounted for and safe. Sonowal stated that India is continuously monitoring the situation and maintaining close communication with the ship management company to ensure the security, medical care, and well-being of the seafarers onboard.
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- Liberia-flagged VLCC hit in Persian Gulf, six Indian seafarers aboard: Sarbananda Sonowal thehindu.com
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