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Home›Green Marine›Indian Naval Ship Godavari Escorts Merchant Vessels in Gulf of Aden
Green Marine

July 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Indian Naval Ship Godavari Escorts Merchant Vessels in Gulf of Aden

Indian Navy has actively coordinated with all Coalition Force Navies and other Navies for providing cover to MV Suez. Navies with ships which were closest to Suez have responded to the request for assistance Commencing AM 16 Jun 11, MV Suez had started her transit through the Gulf of Aden and the tr

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Indian Navy has actively coordinated with all Coalition Force Navies and other Navies for providing cover to MV Suez. Navies with ships which were closest to Suez have responded to the request for assistance Commencing AM 16 Jun 11, MV Suez had started her transit through the Gulf of Aden and the transit being monitored by all warships deployed in the Gulf of Aden.

On 15 Jun 11, the INS Godavari was escorting two other merchant vessels with 21 Indians in the Gulf of Aden, and was also tasked to close MV Suez in the morning of 16 Jun 11. On reaching near MV Suez, INS Godavari made every effort through all available means and channels to communicate with Suez. However the Master of MV Suez, did not respond.

After confirming that MV Suez was safe and was being escorted by other warships of Coalition forces deployed in the Gulf of Aden, the IN Ship continued with its task of escorting the two other merchant vessels in the Gulf of Aden, whilst at the same time monitoring the transit of MV Suez, in coordination with other navies. The Indian Navy is continuously assessing the situation and monitoring all developments.

[mappress] Source: indiannavy, July 18, 2011;

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