India Calls for End to Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure After Indian National Killed in Oman Ship Strike

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has said that attacks targeting civilian infrastructure must stop, following the death of an Indian national in an assault on a ship off Oman. The incident has drawn official concern from New Delhi over the safety of Indian seafarers and nationals in the region. The MEA's remarks underline India's position that civilian assets should be shielded from military action. The statement reflects continuing diplomatic attention to maritime security in the Gulf of Oman area.

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