Iran Thanks India for Rescuing 20 Crew Members from Piracy
Iranian Embassy praises India's military for rescuing Iranian fishermen in Arabian Sea.
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- Iranian Embassy thanked India for rescuing 20 Iranian crew members from pirates.
- Indian Navy conducted a 48-hour operation to free the crew over 3,000 km from Mumbai.
- Defence Minister praised Navy's coordination and maritime security efforts.
The Iranian Embassy in New Delhi expressed gratitude to the Government of India, the Indian Navy, and the Indian Air Force for rescuing 30 Iranian crew members from pirates in the Arabian Sea.
The operation, which took place on November 2, involved a coordinated effort by the Indian Navy and Air Force to intercept the vessel and ensure the crew’s safe release.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commended the Indian Navy for its swift action and operational readiness in tackling maritime threats.
The rescue mission, conducted more than 3,000 km from Mumbai, was highlighted as a demonstration of India’s commitment to maritime security and humanitarian aid.
The Embassy described the operation as a reflection of the strong bilateral relationship between Iran and India, emphasizing friendship and cooperation.
Officials acknowledged the role of the Indian military in safeguarding lives and maintaining stability in the Indian Ocean Region.
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