India is working to secure safe passage for at least nine cargo tankers waiting in the Persian Gulf amid renewed attacks around the Strait of Hormuz. According to multiple reports, the Indian government is monitoring the vessels closely and is considering diplomatic options, including holding talks with Iran, to reduce risks to the ships. The efforts come as an interim ceasefire is described as fragile and appears to be under strain. One report notes that the renewed incidents in the waterway threaten the stability of the broader U.S.-Iran interim arrangement, increasing concern over maritime safety for ships already in the region. While details of the ships’ exact positions and the specific measures India is weighing are not fully outlined in the available coverage, all accounts characterize India’s approach as coordinated and focused on ensuring that the tankers can transit through or near the strategic shipping chokepoint without further disruption. The reports collectively indicate India is preparing contingency plans while reassessing the security environment around Hormuz.