India has strongly condemned the attack on an Indian-flagged ship near the coast of Oman and expressed serious concern over the safety and security of maritime navigation in the region.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that India is closely monitoring the situation and remains in contact with relevant authorities regarding the incident. Officials emphasized that ensuring the safety of Indian crew members and maritime assets remains a top priority for the government.
According to reports, the Indian-flagged vessel came under attack while operating in waters near the Oman coast. Authorities are currently assessing the extent of damage and investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No official confirmation regarding casualties or injuries has been released so far.
India reiterated the importance of maintaining freedom of navigation and safeguarding international shipping routes, especially in strategically important maritime regions. The government also called for restraint and adherence to international maritime laws to prevent escalation of tensions.
The incident has raised concerns over maritime security in the region, which is considered vital for global trade and energy transportation. Indian authorities are coordinating with regional partners and international agencies to ensure the safety of vessels operating in nearby waters.
Officials noted that India has consistently supported efforts aimed at strengthening maritime security and protecting commercial shipping routes from threats such as piracy, armed attacks, and regional conflicts.
The government assured that all necessary steps are being taken to safeguard Indian interests and support affected crew members and stakeholders connected to the vessel.
