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Three Indians Rescued From Black Sea Vessel Attack Depart Romania For Home
- •Three Indian nationals rescued from the commercial vessel MV Royad Mammadov have departed Romania for India.
- •The vessel was attacked in the Black Sea, resulting in the deaths of two foreign seafarers and injuries to several crew members including the three Indians.
- •The Embassy of India in Bucharest provided all necessary support, including medical care coordination, essential items, and food.
- •India strongly condemned the attack on the commercial vessel and reiterated its call for dialogue and diplomacy to end ongoing conflicts.
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Three Indian nationals—Sahil Sandhu, Ashwini Kumar, and Harman Singh—who were rescued from the commercial vessel MV Royad Mammadov following an attack in the Black Sea, have departed Romania to return to India. The Indian Embassy in Bucharest provided comprehensive support, assistance, essential items, and coordinated medical care during their stay.
The commercial vessel MV Royad Mammadov came under attack in the Black Sea, resulting in the deaths of two foreign seafarers and injuries to several crew members, including Indian nationals. The injured crew members were subsequently brought to Romania for medical treatment at the Constanța County Hospital.
India condemned the attack on the commercial vessel MV Royad Mammadov, expressing deep concern over growing threats to global commerce and international shipping routes. The Ministry of External Affairs reiterated India's call for dialogue and diplomacy to bring an end to ongoing conflicts.
