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Indian Navy Executes Successful Anti-Piracy Operation, Safely Rescues Crew

Subsequently, the guided missile frigate INS Trishul joined the operation, bolstering the Navy's capabilities and ensuring the safety and success of the mission.

In a swift and decisive operation, the Indian Navy’s specialist teams have thwarted a piracy attempt and successfully forced the surrender of nine armed pirates aboard the FV Al-Kambar.

The operation, conducted with precision and professionalism, underscores the Navy’s unwavering commitment to maritime security and combating piracy threats in the region.

The interception of FV Al-Kambar by the Indian Navy’s INS Sumedha during the early hours of March 29, 2024, marked the beginning of the anti-piracy operation.

Subsequently, the guided missile frigate INS Trishul joined the operation, bolstering the Navy’s capabilities and ensuring the safety and success of the mission.

After more than 12 hours of intense coercive tactical measures in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs), the armed pirates onboard the hijacked vessel were compelled to surrender. The swift and decisive action by the Indian Navy ensured the safety and security of the vessel’s crew, comprising 23 Pakistani nationals, who have been safely rescued from harm’s way.

Following the successful neutralization of the piracy threat, Indian Naval specialist teams have embarked on thorough sanitization and seaworthiness checks of the FV Al-Kambar.

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These essential measures are aimed at ensuring the vessel’s safety and readiness for resuming normal fishing activities.

In a demonstration of humanitarian concern, the crew of the FV Al-Kambar underwent a thorough medical checkup to ensure their well-being before being cleared to continue with their fishing activities.

The Indian Navy’s commitment to upholding maritime security is complemented by its dedication to safeguarding the welfare of all seafarers operating in the region.

The captured pirates, in accordance with the Maritime Anti-Piracy Act of 2022, are being brought to India for further legal action. This decisive action by the Indian Navy sends a clear message of deterrence to would-be perpetrators of maritime piracy, reaffirming India’s resolve to combat piracy threats and uphold the rule of law at sea.

The successful anti-piracy operation stands as a testament to the professionalism, vigilance, and readiness of the Indian Navy in safeguarding the nation’s maritime interests and ensuring the safety and security of maritime trade routes.

As the FV Al-Kambar is escorted to a safe area for resuming normal fishing activities, the Indian Navy remains vigilant and prepared to respond to any future threats to maritime security.

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Pratham Gurung
Pratham Gurung
An avid movie buff who aspires to make it into the armed forces. Always had a knack for words so reading and writing are my favourite hobbies. Can debate on anything but not everything.
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