Indian Nationals Rescued After Commercial Ship Attack Near Oman Coast, One Still Missing A commercial vessel, the GFS Galaxy, was attacked near Oman's coastline, leaving 11 Indian nationals on board. According to the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), 10 of the passengers were rescued, while one remains missing. The MEA condemned the attack in a statement released on Sunday, emphasizing the gravity of the incident and the need for international cooperation to address such threats. The attack occurred in the Arabian Sea, a region increasingly targeted by maritime incidents. The MEA confirmed that immediate rescue and relief operations were initiated following the attack. Indian authorities, in coordination with Oman's officials, are actively involved in search efforts for the missing individual. The Indian embassy in Oman is closely monitoring the situation and working alongside local authorities to ensure the safety of all involved. The MEA expressed deep concern over the rising frequency of attacks on commercial vessels in the region, describing the incidents as "extremely alarming." The ministry reiterated India's call for urgent de-escalation of tensions and the resumption of peaceful diplomatic dialogue to restore stability. It emphasized the importance of adhering to international law to ensure the free and secure movement of ships through international waterways. India has consistently advocated for the protection of maritime trade routes, which are vital for global commerce. The attack on the GFS Galaxy underscores the vulnerabilities faced by commercial vessels in the region, prompting renewed calls for collective action to safeguard these critical corridors.#arabian_sea #indian_ministry_of_externa_affairs #gfs_galaxy #oman_coast #indian_embassy_oman
