The Indian Naval ship INS Tabar, stationed in the Gulf of Oman, executed a swift rescue operation following a distress call from MT Yi Cheng 6, a Palau-flagged vessel. The ship, carrying 14 Indian crew members, encountered a severe engine room fire and subsequent power failure during its voyage from Kandla, India, to Shinas, Oman. Upon receiving the distress signal, INS Tabar promptly navigated to the vessel’s location to provide assistance. The crew members were successfully evacuated from the burning ship, ensuring their safety amidst challenging conditions. The operation highlights the Indian Navy’s readiness and capability to respond to maritime emergencies in international waters. The incident underscores the importance of maintaining robust naval presence and preparedness in key maritime regions to safeguard shipping routes and ensure the safety of seafarers. As efforts continue to manage the situation and assess the damage to MT Yi Cheng 6, this event serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of sea travel and the critical role of naval forces in crisis response. The ongoing operation aims to stabilize the vessel and prevent further environmental or navigational hazards in the busy Gulf of Oman shipping lanes.