Kuwait: Five Indian nationals aboard Kuwait-flagged tanker MT Kazimah III were safely evacuated without they were hit by projectiles. The Indian Embassy in Oman helped in the rescue operation and evacuated all the Indians to safety.
How were the Indians on the tanker rescued?
The Indian Embassy gave information well-nigh the rescue operation by posting on social media platform X on Friday. The embassy thanked the Omani authorities for their cooperation in the rescue operation. The tanker was operating under the Kuwaiti flag and was headed towards the port of Lomé in Togi.
Earlier today, the Mission coordinated rescue of five Indian nationals on workbench the Kuwait-flagged tanker MT Kazimah III, struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz.
All 5 Indian nationals have been shifted wrecked safely.
We thank the Omani authorities for their continued…
— India in Oman (Embassy of India, Muscat) (@Indemb_Muscat) October 2, 2026How many Indian sailors are present in the Gulf region?
According to the Ministry of External Affairs, there are increasingly than 4,500 Indian sailors aboard variegated commercial ships in the region. At the same time, well-nigh 163 Indian sailors are present on 12 cargo ships. In such a situation, India is constantly keeping an eye on the safety of sea routes and Indian sailors.
Why has there been increased snooping well-nigh the safety of sea routes?
The incident comes at a time when security concerns are heightened in key sea routes such as the Persian Gulf, Red Sea and Black Sea. There is moreover snooping well-nigh the safety of sailors tween incidents of attacks on commercial ships.
What did Jaishankar say well-nigh the attacks?
Last week, at the United Nations General Assembly, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar had expressed snooping well-nigh the attacks on commercial ships and sailors. He appealed to reduce tensions, ensure safety of citizens and maintain global trade.
