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Indian Navy's Prowess: VLGC Shivalik Safely Exits Hormuz with Crucial LPG

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News18•13-03-2026, 18:16

Indian Navy's Prowess: VLGC Shivalik Safely Exits Hormuz with Crucial LPG

•VLGC Shivalik, carrying 40,000 metric tons of LPG, safely exited the Strait of Hormuz after being stranded for days.
•The operation was directly supervised and escorted by the Indian Navy, showcasing its influence amidst regional tensions.
•This marks a significant diplomatic victory for India, ensuring energy security and protecting its citizens' interests.
•Another large Indian ship is expected to depart Hormuz within 6 hours; 38 Indian ships were previously stranded in the area.
•The Indian government denies any LPG shortage, despite supply chain disruptions caused by the Iran-Israel conflict.

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