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'Hole at bottom, vessel sinking': Indian crew sends SOS after US missile strike

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'Hole at bottom, vessel sinking': Indian crew sends SOS after US missile strike
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An Indian-crewed oil tanker was struck by a missile near the Strait of Hormuz, causing a fire and forcing the vessel to take on water. All 24 Indian crew members were successfully rescued by the Omani military following distress calls.

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The incident highlights the ongoing security risks to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit chokepoint.

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The report focuses on the distress of the crew and the rescue operation, relying on union statements and official reports without editorializing the geopolitical implications.

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