New Delhi: There has been relief news for India from Yemen, which is facing civil war. The news is that for the last three months, the Indian government was trying to rescue its citizens from the occupation of the Houthi rebels there, they have been freed. Citizens of 14 different countries, including 7 Indian sailors, have been evacuated by the Indian government through diplomatic efforts. All Indians have been brought to Delhi safely. Mumbai's sailor Mohammad Munawar has told that those people were trapped there for about three and a half months. He has thanked PM Narendra Modi for saving him.

At the same time, according to Lucknow's sailor Mohammad Jashim Khan, the rebels of Yemen wanted to capture their ships and the cargo on it. However, when he came to know that we were Indians, he treated us well. Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi has also confirmed this by tweeting. He said that Captain Carlos Demata, Ayanachev Mekonnen, Deepash Muta Parambil, Mohammad Jashim Khan, Surya Hidayat Parma, Srijit Sajeevan, Akhil Reghu, Mohd Munwar Sameer, Luke Simon and his wife, children Mugathan and Veera VSSG Vasamsetty and Sandeep Singh were sent to Yemen. has been released in Albusaidi said in his tweet that he is being looked after in Oman and all possible help is being given.

According to the Omani Foreign Ministry, all 14 people have been taken to Muscat via Oman Royal Air Force plane. Meanwhile, reacting to Albusaidi's tweet, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar thanked him. Also said that my friend Albusaidi is waiting for the Indians to return home safely. Let us inform that media reports have claimed that among the 14 people who have been rescued, 7 are from India, 3 from Britain, one each from Indonesia, Myanmar, Philippines and Ethiopia. Let us tell you that in February this year, a United Arab Emirates (UAE) merchant ship was kidnapped by Yemen Houthi rebels. All these citizens were also included in it. After this the Government of India swung into action and diplomatic efforts were started. In this, all of them were released after the intervention of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman.

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