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India Launches Emergency Push to Move 13 Ships Out of Hormuz

India is doing something to keep its ships safe. The country has started an operation to move 13 Indian ships out of the Strait of Hormuz. This is an important place for shipping and oil. The Indian government is working with different groups to make sure everything goes smoothly. These groups include the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, the Ministry of External Affairs and Indian diplomatic missions. They want to protect sailors and ships in the Gulf region. There is a lot of tension in the area now. This is because of problems with Iran and other countries. India is being very careful. The government has started an operation to get the 13 Indian ships out of the Strait of Hormuz.

These ships are very important. They carry oil, gas and other things that India needs. The government is making sure they can leave the area safely. They are talking to the sailors and the people who own the ships. One ship, the Nissos Keros, has already made it out of the Strait of Hormuz. It was carrying a lot of oil. Is on its way to Visakhapatnam. The Indian government is happy that everything went well.

So far, no Indian sailors have been hurt. The government is also helping thousands of people who’re worried about their loved ones. The Directorate General of Shipping has gotten a lot of calls and emails. They are doing their best to help.

The Indian government is telling people to be careful. They do not want anyone to travel to Iran unless it is necessary. They are also helping Indians who are already in Iran to leave the country. The Indian Embassy in Tehran has helped over 2,500 people leave Iran.

All of this is very important for India’s energy security. The country needs oil and gas to keep everything running. The government is trying to find ways to get the energy it needs. They do not want to rely on one place for shipping.

Indian ports are still working normally. There are no problems or delays. The government is keeping an eye on everything. They are working with countries to reduce tension and keep the shipping lanes safe. The situation is still not stable. The Indian government is doing everything it can to keep its ships and sailors safe. They are working hard to make sure everything goes well.

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