Now the enemy will sweat, India took this big step in the Arabian Sea

Indian Navy has deployed 3 warships in the Arabian Sea. These include INS Mormugao, INS Kolkata and INS Kochi. Apart from this, P-81 aircraft have also been deployed for constant surveillance and maintaining information about the area. Earlier, the Anti-Explosive Ordnance Team of the Indian Navy conducted a detailed inspection of the Liberian flagged merchant ship upon its arrival in Mumbai. Let us tell you that two days ago this ship was on the way to New Mangalore port. Then there was a drone attack in the Arabian Sea.

In view of the attacks on commercial vessels in the Arabian Sea, the Navy deployed P-8I long-range patrol aircraft for surveillance and warships INS Mormugao, INS Kochi and INS Kolkata in the area to maintain a “deterrent presence”, officials said Is. Saturday’s drone attack on the Liberian-flagged MV Chem Pluto came amid growing concerns over the alleged targeting of various commercial vessels by Iran-backed Houthi militants in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The Liberian-flagged ship with 21 Indian and one Vietnamese crew anchored at Mumbai’s outer anchorage at 3:30 pm. Upon their arrival, the Indian Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team inspected the ship to make a preliminary assessment of the type and nature of the attack, a Navy official said. Analysis of the area of ​​the attack and debris found on the ship points towards a drone attack. However, further forensic and technical analysis would be required to establish the source of the attack, including the type and quantity of explosives used, he said.