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Ship with 24 Indian seafarers hit in alleged US Navy strike near Oman; crew safe

Ship with 24 Indian seafarers hit in alleged US Navy strike near Oman; crew safe
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A merchant vessel, MT MARIVEX, caught fire near Oman after an alleged US Navy strike, leading to the rescue of all 24 Indian crew members. The Indian government and local unions are coordinating to ensure the safety and repatriation of the seafarers.

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The incident involves international maritime safety and potential geopolitical tensions regarding military actions near commercial shipping lanes.

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New Delhi , UPDATED: Jun 8, 2026 20:30 IST A merchant vessel, MT MARIVEX, carrying 24 Indian seafarers onboard is sinking near Masirah Island, Oman, after it was allegedly targeted in a US Navy strike.

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The article reports on the rescue and the incident using official statements, though it includes the 'alleged' nature of the strike.

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