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world-news-security2 years ago

"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.

via Hindustan Times|
##hijackrescue#indiannavy
world-news2 years ago

"Indian Navy Thwarts Hijacking Attempt, Rescues Crew in Arabian Sea"

The Indian navy successfully rescued 21 crew members from the MV Lila Norfolk after it was hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia. The crew, including 15 Indians, had taken refuge in the ship's citadel, and no pirates were present when the navy commandos boarded the vessel. The incident has raised concerns about the resurgence of piracy in the region, which had significantly declined after international naval patrols were increased between 2008 and 2011. Recent redeployment of navy ships to the Red Sea may have contributed to the uptick in pirate activity.

via Yahoo News|
##indiannavy#maritimesecurity
world-news-security2 years ago

"Indian Navy Thwarts Hijack Attempt, Rescues Sailors Off Somalia Coast"

The Indian Navy successfully rescued 21 crew members, including 15 Indians, from the Liberian-flagged merchant vessel MV Lila Norfolk after an attempted hijack in the Arabian Sea. The crew had sent a distress call, reporting the boarding of armed personnel, which led to the deployment of the warship INS Chennai and a naval aircraft to intercept the vessel. No pirates were found on board during the "sanitisation" operations. This incident comes amid a recent increase in piracy attacks in the region, prompting heightened surveillance by the Indian Navy.

via Al Jazeera English|
##arabiansea#hijackattempt
world-news2 years ago

"Indian Navy Thwarts Hijacking Attempt, Deploys Forces in Arabian Sea"

The Indian Navy successfully intercepted and boarded a hijacked Liberian-flagged vessel, the MV Lila Norfolk, in the Arabian Sea. The operation was launched after the ship, with at least 15 Indian crew members, was reported hijacked off the coast of Somalia. The navy's warship INS Chennai conducted "sanitisation" operations on the vessel. This incident comes amid a resurgence of piracy in the region, with naval focus shifting from the Gulf of Aden to the Red Sea, leading to increased naval surveillance by India in the Arabian Sea.

via Reuters.com|
##arabiansea#hijackedvessel
world-news2 years ago

"Indian Navy Counters Hijack Attempt on Liberian Bulk Carrier with Ship and Aircraft Deployment"

The Indian Navy has dispatched the INS Chennai and a patrol aircraft to the Arabian Sea in response to a hijacking attempt on a Liberian-flagged bulk carrier, the MV Lila Norfolk. The vessel, which had 15 Indian crew members aboard, reported being boarded by armed individuals. The crew retreated to a strong room and maintained control of the ship. The Indian Navy has established contact with the crew, ensuring their safety, and is coordinating with other agencies to monitor the situation. No group has claimed responsibility for the incident, which raises concerns about regional maritime security amidst recent attacks by Yemeni Houthi rebels.

via The Associated Press|
##arabiansea#indiannavy
world-news-security2 years ago

"Indian Navy Ramps Up Arabian Sea Patrols in Response to Rising Ship Attacks and Drone Threats"

The Indian Navy has ramped up maritime surveillance and deployed task groups in response to a surge in attacks on commercial ships by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, including recent drone strikes on India-bound vessels. The heightened security measures follow attacks in the Red Sea, where the US Navy intercepted missile attacks from Houthi boats targeting commercial shipping and US helicopters. Major shipping companies are diverting from the Suez Canal route due to these disruptions, opting for the longer journey around Africa's Cape of Good Hope. The Indian Navy has deployed several destroyers and frigates, including INS Kolkata and INS Kochi, to ensure the safety of merchant vessels and maintain the flow of global trade.

via IndiaTimes|
##houthirebels#indiannavy
world-news-security2 years ago

"Indian Navy Ramps Up Arabian Sea Patrols in Response to Rising Ship Attacks"

The Indian Navy has ramped up its maritime surveillance and security operations in the Arabian Sea due to a rise in attacks on merchant vessels, including suspected drone strikes. Task groups with destroyers and frigates are deployed for maritime security and assistance, with enhanced aerial surveillance by patrol aircraft and RPAs. The Navy is coordinating with the Indian Coast Guard to ensure complete maritime domain awareness and protect the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Recent incidents, such as the attacks on MV Chem Pluto and MV Ruen, have brought attention to the increasing maritime threats closer to India's EEZ. The US has accused Iran of a drone attack on a vessel, which Iran denies, while the Indian Navy remains committed to safeguarding merchant shipping in the region.

via IndiaTimes|
##arabiansea#droneattacks