6 pirates had hijacked a ship in the middle of the sea, Modi launched a naval warship, and then…

Somalian pirates were about to hijack a foreign ship in Arab Sarag. But the Indian Navy foiled this attempt. The Indian Navy is rescuing the ship in the Arabian Sea. Responding quickly to the distress signal from the Maltese ship, the Indian warship diverted its anti-piracy patrol towards the cargo carrier MV Rouen, which had 18 crew members on board. The Navy diverted its maritime patrol aircraft and anti-piracy patrol warship deployed in the Gulf of Aden to locate and assist MV Rouen after receiving a Mayday signal on the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) portal.

Responding swiftly to the developing situation, the Indian Navy deployed its Naval Maritime Patrol aircraft conducting surveillance in the area and its warships on anti-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Aden to locate and assist MV Rouen, the Navy statement said. Turned it. The aircraft flew over the hijacked ship on the morning of 15 Dec 23 and IN aircraft are continuously monitoring the movement of the ship, which is now heading towards the coast of Somalia. Maritime patrol aircraft made a mid-flight inspection of the hijacked ship early Friday morning and have been continuously monitoring it since then.

The statement said the Indian Navy is committed to being the first responder in the region and ensuring the security of merchant shipping with international partners and friendly foreign countries. The cargo ship, managed by Bulgarian shipping company Navibulgar, was off the Yemeni island of Ruen, Socotra when it was hijacked on Thursday, UKMTO said. According to the shipping company, the crew members are citizens of Angola, Bulgaria and Myanmar, an AP report said.