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Navy warship, patrol aircraft shadowing hijacked vessel

IndiaTimes Saturday, 16 December 2023
An Indian warship and maritime patrol aircraft are closely tracking a hijacked Malta-flagged vessel, which is now headed towards the coast of Somalia with the armed pirates and 28 crew members on board, after swiftly responding to its distress call in the Arabian Sea. "The Indian warship, which was on an anti-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Aden, is following the hijacked vessel named MV Ruen. The overall situation is being closely monitored in coordination with other agencies and the MNF (multi-national force) in the area," a naval spokesperson said.
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News video: Indian Navy’s prompt response to Mayday call from hijacked Malta ship heading to Somalia | Oneindia

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 The Indian Navy has responded swiftly to a distress call or a ‘Mayday’ from a Malta-flagged commercial vessel named MV Ruen. According to reports, the vessel was reportedly hijacked in the Arabian Sea and was headed towards Somalia. The UK Maritime Operations has confirmed that the crew had lost...

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