Indian Navy Frees 20 Crew From Hijacked Vessel Azini After 48-Hour Operation

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The Indian Navy successfully rescued all 20 crew members of the vessel Azini, which had been seized by pirates. The operation was carried out on November 2 and lasted about 48 hours. Navy forces located and intercepted the ship before securing the crew's release. The pirates involved were reported to be heavily armed, making the mission especially risky.

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