India has summoned the Ukrainian envoy in New Delhi to protest the killing of an Indian seafarer in an attack on a vessel in the Black Sea. The foreign ministry confirmed that the envoy was called to South Block on July 19 regarding the attack on the merchant ship MV OMORFI. The incident occurred on July 18, resulting in the death of the Indian crew member. This is not the first time Indian sailors have been caught in conflict zones; several have been affected by the ongoing war. The Indian government expressed deep concern and demanded a full investigation, urging all parties to ensure the safety of seafarers. The Ukrainian side has been asked to take necessary measures to prevent such incidents in the future. The summons underscores India's growing unease over the risks faced by its citizens working in international waters near conflict areas.