India summons Iran’s deputy chief of mission over the killing of an Indian seafarer during an attack in the Strait of Hormuz, multiple outlets report. India’s government communicates say it summoned Iran’s deputy ambassador/diplomat following the incident. The trigger for the diplomatic action is an attack described by the UAE defence ministry as involving two Iranian cruise missiles targeting two national vessels in the southern lane of the key waterway. The reported outcome includes one death and multiple injuries among the crew: one Indian crew member is killed, while eight others are injured, with some reports specifying that six of the injured are Indians. The vessel identified in some coverage is an Emirati oil tanker, with the crew member death reported as occurring aboard the Mombasa. The outlets frame the incident as part of broader tensions linked to the US-Iran conflict, although the diplomatic step from New Delhi is presented as a response focused on the harm to Indian nationals. The reports consistently note that India’s summoning of Iran’s deputy envoy occurs after the attack in the Strait of Hormuz.