Iran-Israel US War: ईरान में फंसे भारतीय का खाना भी हो रहा खत्म FSUI के जनरल सेक्रेटरी का बड़ा अपडेट
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SERVING FROM 1956 Forward Seamen's Union of India is a Organisation representing Seafarers Globally and Working for their Rights.
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“It’s getting worse.”
Indian seafarers stranded at Iranian ports are reporting missile strikes dangerously close to their vessels, with fear and uncertainty growing by the hour.
These are not just workers at sea—they are lives at risk.
Their urgent calls for evacuation must be heard before it is too late. ⚓️
#IndianSeafarers #SeafarerSafety #MaritimeCrisis #SaveOurSeafarers #HumanitarianCrisis #ShippingIndustry #MaritimeNews
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*French Media Confirms What Seafarers Are Facing in Hormuz*
The French newspaper *Les Echos* has reported on the worsening crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, describing conditions onboard vessels as “total panic,” with fires spreading into crew dormitories and constant threat from missiles and drones.
The report features voices from global and Indian maritime leadership, painting a stark picture of the reality at sea.
*Bikram Ghosh, an Indian seafarer onboard a vessel in the region*, shared first-hand experience:
He described extreme panic onboard, with missile interceptions visible in the sky and constant fear of escalation, as crews continue to operate under uncertain and life-threatening conditions.
*Stephen Cotton, General Secretary, International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF)*, warned:
Seafarers are effectively playing “Russian roulette,” with vessels exposed to unpredictable attacks and collateral damage at any moment.
*Peter Rouch, Secretary General, Mission to Seafarers*, added:
The psychological toll is severe, with crews living under constant stress and fear, while evacuation options remain complex and limited.
*Manoj Yadav, General Secretary, Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI)*, highlighted that:
Seafarers are facing critical shortages of food and drinking water, with many vessels forced into rationing as supply chains collapse. He also pointed out that restricted vessel movement is worsening access to essential supplies, making onboard conditions increasingly unsafe.
This international coverage reinforces a reality the maritime community cannot ignore:
*Seafarers are on the frontline of a conflict they did not choose, yet they carry the risk for global trade.*
*Protect seafarers first. Then talk about trade.*
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#SeafarerSafety #FSUI #ITF #MaritimeCrisis #Hormuz #Shipping #GlobalTrade
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63rd National Maritime Day Celebrated in Paradip
The 63rd National Maritime Day and Merchant Navy Week were celebrated with great enthusiasm at the Odisha Maritime Academy, Paradip.
The occasion highlighted India’s rich maritime legacy and the vital role of seafarers in powering global trade and connectivity.
We are proud to see such initiatives that not only honor the contributions of maritime professionals but also inspire the next generation to explore careers at sea.
👏 Kudos to all organizers and participants for keeping the maritime spirit alive.
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Sailors trapped by Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade plead for help rnz.co.nz/news/world/591…
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The celebration of National Maritime Day was organised at Paradeep Port by FSUI. The Deputy Conservator of Paradeep Port, maritime surveyors, and esteemed dignitaries participated in this proud moment marking the 63rd National Maritime Day.
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On intnl Maritime day, let’s remember our seafarers stranded at various ports in Iran, caught in the middle of war & want to be repatriated. @FSUIINDIA taking all efforts
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Today, we heard firsthand accounts from Indian seafarers who returned after enduring detention, fear, and life-threatening conditions in the Iran conflict zone.
What they described is not just a crisis. It is a systemic failure to protect those who keep global trade moving.
Seafarers were detained without clarity, accused without evidence, and left navigating a war zone with damaged vessels, no communication, and no certainty of survival. Families back home lived in constant fear, while many others remain stranded or imprisoned even now.
Let us be clear. These are not isolated incidents.
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Indian seafarers remain exposed across high-risk ports like Bandar Abbas, with vessels being targeted and movements restricted despite clearances. The risks are real, immediate, and escalating.
A seafarer is not responsible for cargo.
A seafarer is not a decision-maker.
A seafarer is a worker, following orders to earn a livelihood.
Yet, when things go wrong, it is the seafarer who suffers first and suffers most.
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FSUI demands:
Immediate and proactive intervention for all Indian seafarers in conflict zones
Protection not just on Indian-flag vessels, but across foreign-flag vessels where the majority of Indians serve
Clear accountability mechanisms so that operators—not crew—are held responsible
Urgent action to secure the release of those still detained
This is not about policy.
This is about people.
We cannot wait for the next incident to react. The time to act is now.
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Rudaw TV - Iraq Invites FSUI's General Secretary Manoj Yadav to discuss impact of the ongoing gulf conflict.
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