BREAKING! Red Sea Attack Sinks Indian Vessel Carrying 13 Indians; New Delhi Springs Into Action

By Times Of India

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An Indian-flagged vessel reportedly carrying oil from Saudi Arabia has sunk after being struck by a projectile off Yemen’s western coast. All 14 people aboard the MSV Faize Noore Oliya—13 Indian nationals and one Yemeni crew member—were rescued and taken safely to the Port of Mokha. India strongly condemned the attack and demanded the restoration of free and unimpeded commercial navigation. New Delhi has not identified who launched the projectile. Forces aligned with Yemen’s internationally recognised government blamed the Houthis, but the group has not claimed responsibility for this incident. The sinking may represent the first loss of an Indian vessel in the Red Sea during the current conflict. It also places India’s energy supply chain under pressure on two fronts: Hormuz is disrupted by the Iran-US confrontation, while the Red Sea route faces escalating Saudi-Houthi hostilities. Watch. #india #redsea #yemen #houthis #saudiarabia #msvfaizenooreoliya #indianship #oiltanker #narendr

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