Indian Navy Foils Hijacking of Malta-Flagged Vessel by Somali Pirates

The Indian Navy is closely monitoring a hijacked Malta-flagged vessel named MV Ruen, which is headed towards the coast of Somalia with armed pirates and 28 crew members on board. The Navy responded swiftly to the distress call and diverted a warship and a maritime patrol aircraft to locate and assist the hijacked vessel. The situation is being closely monitored in coordination with other agencies and the multi-national force in the area. The safety of the crew is of utmost importance, and a Spanish warship has also joined the Indian one in the area. The Indian Navy remains committed to being a first responder in the region and ensuring the safety of merchant shipping.
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