Indian vessel Jag Laadki docks with oil in Gujarat

• Oil tanker Jag Laadki arrived in Mundra, Gujarat, on Wednesday.
• The vessel, carrying 80,800 tonnes of oil, departed UAE after a port attack.
• It’s the third Indian-flagged ship to reach India safely from the conflict zone.

An Indian-flagged oil tanker, Jag Laadki, carrying around 80,800 metric tonnes of crude oil, reached Mundra port in Gujarat on Wednesday after completing its journey from the United Arab Emirates. The

vessel had departed Fujairah port on Sunday morning, shortly after the port’s oil terminal came under attack, temporarily disrupting operations.

Government officials said the tanker was loading crude at Fujairah’s Single Point Mooring when the strike occurred on March 14, 2026. Despite the incident, the ship sailed safely and continued its voyage to India without damage. It is the third Indian-flagged vessel to emerge from the conflict-affected region unharmed.