The shift to maritime interdictions poses significant risks to global trade and economic stability. Countries like India, which rely heavily on maritime trade routes, could face disruptions in supply chains and increased shipping costs. The lack of a unified international framework for sanctions enforcement at sea creates legal ambiguities, raising the risk of miscalculations and conflicts. Additionally, the growing use of naval power for economic purposes could set a precedent for other nations, potentially escalating tensions in contested regions like the South China Sea.