New Delhi, March 17 — As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to disrupt global energy flows, the Indian Navy has stepped up maritime security operations to safeguard the country’s vital energy supplies. According to senior government sources, the Navy has deployed two task forces of warships to escort merchant vessels and oil tankers from the North Arabian Sea to Indian ports. The move is aimed at ensuring the safe passage of crude oil and gas shipments bound for India, amid rising threats in the region. The deployment comes at a time when several Indian-linked vessels remain caught in the conflict zone, raising concerns over supply disruptions and maritime safety. Officials emphasized that the Navy’s presence is intended to reassure shipping operators and maintain the steady flow of energy imports critical to India’s economy. The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important energy corridors, has been under increasing strain due to the ongoing West Asia conflict, with Iran’s actions choking traffic and heightening risks for global oil markets. FacebookShare on XLinkedInWhatsAppEmailCopy Link Post navigation Report Claims Mojtaba Khamenei Survived Strike That Killed Father
