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Indian Navy rescues all 20 crew members from hijacked fishing vessel off Somalia coast

The Indian Navy has rescued all 20 crew members of hijacked fishing vessel Azini from armed pirates off Somalia after a coordinated operation lasting over 48 hours. Marine Commandos, a mission-ready warship and an IAF C-17 aircraft were deployed. No casualties or injuries were reported

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Indian Navy secures hijacked vessel, frees all 20 crew members (Pic/Defence Ministry)

Indian Navy secures hijacked vessel, frees all 20 crew members (Pic/Defence Ministry)

The Indian Navy has successfully rescued all 20 crew members of a hijacked fishing vessel, 'Azini', from armed pirates off the coast of Somalia following a coordinated operation spanning more than 48 hours. No casualties or injuries were reported during the operation.

An official statement from the Indian Navy stated that the fishing vessel was hijacked by an armed pirate group earlier last month off the northeastern coast of Somalia. 

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