Number of Indian vessels operating in Persian Gulf remains unchanged: Govt says amid US-Iran war

As tensions between the US and Iran intensify, the Indian government has acknowledged that 28 Indian vessels, manned by 778 seafarers, are currently stationed in the Persian Gulf. The ongoing conflict raises concerns regarding the safety of maritime operations in the region. While there have been instances of some vessels navigating without incident, the government emphasizes the importance of stringent safety protocols and continuous monitoring to protect Indian personnel at sea. The situation highlights the challenges faced by Indian shipping companies and seafarers operating in volatile waters, necessitating a cautious approach to ensure their well-being amidst geopolitical uncertainties.
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