In a stunning revelation, the admiral overseeing the double-tap strike disclosed to lawmakers that survivors clinging to the capsized boat chose not to radio for backup. The undisclosed decision left many in disbelief, as the usual protocol mandates immediate distress calls in such situations. Questions linger over the survivors' reasoning and what led to this unprecedented silence amidst danger. The admiral's testimony has sparked intense debate and calls for a thorough investigation into the handling of the distress situation.