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  1. India supports maritime security in the Indian Ocean.
  2. The Indian Navy conducts operations within the Indian Ocean.

Indian Navy and Air Force Conduct Joint Anti-Piracy Operation in Arabian Sea

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The Indian Navy conducted a joint anti-piracy operation in the Arabian Sea, supported by the Indian Air Force. During the 48-hour operation, the Navy rescued all 20 crew members of the fishing vessel Azini from armed pirates. The vessel was reportedly seized more than 3,000 km from Mumbai.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The operation supports India's commitment to ensuring safe and secure seas in the Indian Ocean. Maritime security efforts help maintain the stability of shipping lanes, which is crucial for international trade and supply chains.

The Indian Navy conducts operations within the Indian Ocean, and India supports maritime security in the Indian Ocean.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • Indian Air ForceProvided aerial support for the joint anti-piracy mission.
  • Indian NavyLed the anti-piracy mission and rescued the crew of the fishing vessel.

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  1. Joint inter-service coordination between IAF and IN for rescue and maritime security.1 source
  2. Joint anti-piracy operation conducted by Indian Navy and Air Force in the Arabian Sea.1 source

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