13 Indians Stranded Aboard Vessel in Ukraine Amid Repeated Drone, Missile Attacks

13 Indians Stranded Aboard Vessel in Ukraine Amid Repeated Drone, Missile Attacks

Thirteen Indian seafarers are among 15 crew members stranded on board a cargo vessel at Ukraine's Chornomorsk port, where repeated drone and missile attacks have placed the crew in a life-threatening situation. The Forward Seamen's Union of India (FSUI) has appealed for help, stating that the vessel, MV AMIR1, remains docked at Chornomorsk while the crew waits for a safe passage. The union has described the situation as 'life-threatening' and has urged the Indian government to take immediate action to secure the release of the stranded crew members. The Indian government has been informed of the situation, and efforts are being made to secure the release of the crew members. The FSUI has also appealed to the international community to provide assistance in securing the release of the crew members. The situation is being closely monitored by the Indian government, and efforts are being made to ensure the safe passage of the crew members. The Indian government has not made any official statement on the matter, but sources indicate that efforts are being made to secure the release of the crew members. The situation is developing, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.