All 14 Indians in yacht incident off Yemen coast reported safe

Houthis: The Houthis are an Iran-aligned Yemeni armed group that controls territory in Yemen and has been engaged in maritime activities near key shipping routes. They publicly claimed to be conducting a rescue of a boat carrying 14 Indians off Jabal Zuqar island and attributed the reported attack to Saudi Arabia. YP Rajesh: YP Rajesh is an editor at Reuters responsible for overseeing and refining news reports. He handled the editing of the article detailing the safe status of the 14 Indian nationals following the incident near Yemen. Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia is a Middle Eastern country that leads a coalition supporting Yemen's internationally recognized government in ongoing clashes with the Houthis. It was named by the Houthis as responsible for the attack on the yacht but did not respond to requests for comment on the matter. Shilpa Jamkhandikar: Shilpa Jamkhandikar is a Reuters journalist who covers developments in India and international incidents involving Indian nationals. She reported the details of the yacht incident off Yemen's coast and the subsequent confirmation of the Indians' safety. Indian embassy in Yemen: The Indian embassy in Yemen serves as India's diplomatic mission in the country, assisting Indian nationals and providing consular support during incidents abroad. It issued a public statement confirming that all 14 Indian nationals involved in the yacht incident are safe and located around Hodeidah, while continuing efforts to support their well-being. Maritime Region: The incident occurred near the Bab el-Mandeb strait, a critical shipping passage at the Red Sea's entrance amid ongoing regional clashes. Diplomatic Monitoring: The Indian embassy in Yemen stated it is actively working to confirm details and support the nationals involved in the maritime incident.