India’s navy frees 20 Iranian crew members from pirates
Iran’s embassy thanked India’s government, navy and air force after the rescue of the crew of the fishing vessel Azini.
Iran’s embassy thanked India’s government, navy and air force after the rescue of the crew of the fishing vessel Azini.

India’s navy said it secured the Iranian fishing vessel Azini and safely freed all 20 crew members from pirates. Somali pirates seized the vessel off Somalia’s coast on 29 October.
Iran’s embassy in New Delhi acknowledged the rescue and thanked India’s government, navy and air force for the operation.
The navy sent a warship already deployed on a mission, supported by a maritime reconnaissance aircraft. DW said the navy coordinated a 48-hour operation. Officials said it took place in the Arabian Sea, 3,000 kilometers from Mumbai.

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