Gujarati ship destroyed in attack off Oman coast, 13 sailors rescued safely
A ship carrying cargo from UAE to Somalia fell victim to an attack in the sea, owners demand investigation and compensation.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
2 November 2026, 1:11 am · 2 min read
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According to a report by The Times of India (Ahmedabad), a Gujarati cargo ship has been completely destroyed after falling victim to an attack off the coast of Oman. In this serious incident, the lives of all 13 sailors on board the ship have been saved and they have been rescued safely.
According to the information received, this ship had departed from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) carrying various types of cargo to head towards Somalia. Meanwhile, it was suddenly attacked in the coastal area of Oman. The intensity of the attack was so high that the ship could not withstand it and was destroyed.
However, the comforting part was that all 13 sailors on board were successfully saved in this mishap. Information has emerged that all the sailors have been safely pulled out.
Following this serious and concerning incident, the owners of the ship have raised a demand for a thorough investigation into the entire matter. Along with this, the owners have also demanded appropriate compensation regarding this attack. An official investigation is expected into the causes and circumstances behind the attack on this ship that had set sail from the UAE to Somalia. Following this incident, a wave of concern regarding security has rippled among traders and ship owners transporting goods via maritime routes. The concerned parties are firm on their demand for an investigation to find out the exact causes of the damage to the ship and the attack.
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