Eight Indian seafarers, stranded after a missile attack on the oil tanker Sky Light near Oman, are awaiting emergency travel documents. The attack, linked to the Iran-Israel conflict, claimed the life of their captain and left one crew member missing. Their lost documents hinder their return home, intensifying their anxiety.
Iran has accused the United States and Israel of attacking a maritime ambulance boat near Hormuz Island in the Strait of Hormuz, reportedly striking it with missiles. This incident underscores escalating tensions in the region, with implications for maritime security and global oil shipments. The international community is closely monitoring the situation.
Yemen’s Houthi militants are suspected of sinking a second ship in the Red Sea, the Greek-owned Tutor, on June 12. The attack involved missiles and an explosive-laden remote-controlled boat, causing the vessel to take on water. One crew member is missing. This marks the second such incident since November, with the Houthis claiming solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
