US Central Command Details Ship Disabling Near Oman, 3 Indians Killed
The U.S. Central Command issued a statement detailing an incident involving a vessel near Oman. The military reportedly issued 60 verbal warnings and provided the crew 15 minutes to exit the engine room before firing shots that disabled the ship. The command stated the vessel had violated an ongoing U.S. blockade. The incident resulted in the deaths of three Indian nationals.
The U.S. Central Command has released a statement providing details on a maritime incident near Oman. The command reported that the military gave a vessel's crew 15 minutes to evacuate the engine room before shots were fired. These actions resulted in the ship being disabled.
Prior to the engagement, the military reportedly issued 60 verbal warnings to the ship. The U.S. Central Command stated that the vessel had violated an ongoing U.S. blockade, which led to the intervention.
The incident near Oman tragically resulted in the deaths of three Indian nationals.
According to NDTV World, these details were part of the statement from the U.S. Central Command.
