"Indian Navy's Strategic Rescue: Thwarting Hijack and Safeguarding Crew in Red Sea Turmoil"

The Indian Navy's guided missile destroyer INS Chennai successfully intercepted and rescued the crew of the hijacked ship MV Lila Norfolk in the Gulf of Aden. This operation was part of a strategic deployment by the Indian Navy under Operation Sankalp, aimed at protecting commercial shipping lanes from piracy and other maritime threats. The Navy's proactive positioning of warships, including INS Kochi and INS Kolkata, along with surveillance assets like the Boeing P 8 I and Predator drones, has enhanced maritime security in the region. The recent rescue underscores India's commitment to maintaining safe sea lanes and combating piracy, particularly in light of the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict and threats from the Houthi militia.
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