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Pakistani Navy Vessel Collides with Indian Warship in Arabian Sea

A Pakistani naval ship collided with an Indian warship near the Arabian Sea, prompting India to summon the Pakistani envoy for a formal protest. The Pakistani vessel was reportedly moving at high speed before the impact, sustained damage and returned to its home port. India claims the incident was “unacceptable and unprofessional.” The Indian warship remains on station while diplomatic talks continue.

Pakistani Navy Vessel Collides with Indian Warship in Arabian Sea
Pakistani Navy Vessel Collides with Indian Warship in Arabian SeaPhoto via The Hindu — National

A Pakistani navy vessel collided with an Indian warship in the Arabian Sea, sparking diplomatic tensions between the two countries. According to Indian officials, the Pakistani ship approached the Indian warship at high speed before the two vessels made contact, resulting in damage to the Pakistani vessel. The damaged ship subsequently returned to its home port for repairs.

In response, India summoned the Pakistani envoy to New Delhi and lodged a strong protest, describing the incident as “unacceptable and unprofessional.” The Indian warship remains deployed in the area while officials work to resolve the matter.

The incident highlights ongoing naval tensions in the region and underscores the need for careful coordination between the two navies to prevent future accidents.

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