Indian sailor hurt in Black Sea ship attack

Two foreign nationals died and several crew members were injured after a commercial vessel named MV ROYAD MAMMADOV came under attack in the Black Sea. Three Indian nationals were among the crew on board the ship. All three Indian crew members were later confirmed to be safe after the incident. One of the Indian sailors suffered injuries and received medical treatment in Romania.

Official Response

Indian Ambassador to Romania Manoj Mohapatra spoke directly with the three Indian nationals at Constanța County Hospital. He also talked with the hospital's Chief Physician, who confirmed that the Indian sailors were in good health and receiving the required medical care. The embassy stated that it is coordinating closely with local hospital authorities and relevant groups to provide full support and gather further details on the attack.

Context

Maritime corridors like the Black Sea have seen rising security challenges that put commercial shipping crews at risk. India and other nations have urged global groups to protect civilian seafarers and keep international trade routes safe from disruption.