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Navy rescues 20 crew members of fishing vessel from pirates over 3,000 km from Mumbai

Navy rescues 20 crew members of fishing vessel from pirates over 3,000 km from Mumbai

The Indian Navy has rescued all 20 crew members of a fishing vessel from armed pirates after a 48-hour operation in the Arabian Sea. The vessel, Azini, was reportedly seized by the armed pirates more than 3,000 km from Mumbai.

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