INDIAN MARINERS KILLED
India's protest with US over strike that killed three Indian mariners fell on deaf ears: Manish Tewari
Congress leader Manish Tewari has strongly criticized the United States' reaction to the deaths of three Indian sailors. He stated the US response was belligerent, not regretful. The US Secretary of State's remarks lacked empathy. India's External Affairs Minister conveyed a strong protest. The US emphasized adherence to blockade orders. This incident has sparked criticism from Indian leaders.
Rahul Gandhi calls for bringing back mortal remains of Indian national currently aboard MT Celestial
Rahul Gandhi criticizes the government's handling of Nishanth Uirthanathan's death. He alleges the government acts as an obedient servant to foreign powers. Uirthanathan died aboard MT Celestial due to medical issues. His mortal remains are at Duqm Port. The Indian Embassy in Muscat is coordinating repatriation efforts. India also protested US naval attacks in the Gulf of Oman.
Modi government has belittled India's global standing and sovereignty: Mallikarjun Kharge
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his silence following the deaths of three Indian mariners. The incident occurred during a US attack on a commercial vessel in West Asia. Kharge stated that silence is not a substitute for accountability. He also accused the Modi government of undermining India's global standing and sovereignty.
'Obedient servant, complies with orders': Rahul slams PM over US statements
Rahul Gandhi has taken a strong stand against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting that he acts more like a compliant aide than a national leader.
‘Comply with US forces in Hormuz immediately,’ Rubio tells Jaishankar amid row over Indian sailors
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged compliance with US forces in the Strait of Hormuz. This follows India's strong protest over US naval attacks in the Gulf. These attacks resulted in the deaths of three Indian mariners aboard a Palau-flagged tanker. India summoned the US Embassy's Charge d'Affaires to register its objection.
Jaishankar tells Rubio killing of Indian mariners by US forces 'cannot be justified'
India has strongly protested the killing of three Indian sailors by the US military. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar conveyed India's protest to his US counterpart. US forces carried out strikes on merchant vessels off Oman's coast. Several Indians were rescued, but three died when a missile hit a tanker.
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Iran calls Trump's drone attack claims on Indian ships 'simply baseless'
Iran has dismissed US President Donald Trump's claim of a drone attack on Indian ships in the Strait of Hormuz as "baseless." The Iranian embassy stated Trump's accusation is an attempt to divert attention from recent US military strikes on merchant vessels in the Gulf of Oman that resulted in the deaths of three Indian mariners.
Jaishankar speaks to Rubio, lodges strong protest over US Navy attacks that killed 3 Indians
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar lodged a strong protest with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio following US Navy attacks in the Gulf that resulted in the deaths of three Indian mariners. Jaishankar stated that such lethal actions against commercial shipping are unjustified. The incident occurred when three vessels with Indian crews were attacked off the Oman coast.
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Operation Sindoor: India marks first anniversary of its most expansive multi-domain combat mission in half a century
Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam attack, redefined India's security. It utilized drones and AI, prompting a military upgrade. India acquired advanced platforms like S-400 systems and Rafale jets. New submarines and missile tests bolster defense. This response to terrorism enhanced India's combat readiness and strategic goals.
For foreign workers in Mideast, risk from Iran war collides with economic strain at home
A missile strike in the Mideast killed Mohammad Abdullah Al Mamun, a Bangladeshi migrant worker, highlighting the perilous situation for millions in the Gulf. These workers, vital to Gulf economies, face a stark choice between high wages and the risks of conflict, with many unable to return home due to soaring prices and limited options.
US guided-missile destroyer USS Rafael Peralta intercepts Iranian-flagged ship: CENTCOM
US naval forces have intercepted an Iranian-flagged ship. This action is part of a wider US strategy to enforce a maritime blockade against Iran. Several other vessels have also been intercepted globally. The US military is prepared to continue these operations in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. These interdictions aim to prevent sanctioned Iranian oil from reaching its destination.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi set to travel to Pakistan for talks on ceasefire with US
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is visiting Pakistan for talks on regional developments and a ceasefire. Pakistan is mediating between Iran and the United States for renewed negotiations. The ongoing conflict has disrupted vital energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. The United States has extended a waiver for oil transport, impacting global prices.
Iran shows off its control over strait after collapse of peace talks
Iran has asserted control over the Strait of Hormuz. This follows the breakdown of peace talks. The United States has boarded another tanker. Iran claims it captured two vessels for attempting to cross without permits. Tensions are high as the world's key shipping corridor faces disruption. Markets are reacting to the ongoing energy crisis.
Pakistan says still no answer from Iran whether it will attend last-ditch peace talks
Iran's attendance at last-ditch peace talks with the U.S. remains unconfirmed as American forces boarded an Iranian oil tanker. President Trump expressed hope for a "great deal" but warned the military is prepared if negotiations fail. Pakistan, mediating the talks, is in constant contact with Iran.
US Israel-Iran War Day 50: India summons Iranian envoy after attack on Indian tankers in Hormuz; Trump says talks update by day-end
Iran War News Day 50: The Iran-Israel conflict reaches 50 days. Diplomatic efforts are underway, but violence persists. India has protested Iran's actions against its ships. Global oil routes face threats. A potential US-Iran deal is discussed. Lebanon sees shifts amid ongoing strikes. The defense industry sees increased demand. The situation remains uncertain.
Indian mariner killed as oil tanker attacked in Gulf of Oman
A drone boat carrying a bomb struck an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel, flagged by the Marshall Islands, was hit off the coast of Muscat. One mariner on board died in the attack. The deceased crew member was from India. Iran has been issuing threats against vessels nearing the Strait of Hormuz.
Supreme Court to pronounce order next week on disbursal of Rs 10 crore compensation to kin of Kerala fishermen
The top court would also pass an order on quashing the pending criminal case against the Italian Marines in India for killing the fishermen on Tuesday.
Not in favour of withdrawing case against Italian marines from SC: Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan
The Hague-headquartered Permanent Court of Arbitration Tribunal has upheld the conduct of the Indian authorities in the Enrica Lexie case in which the marines were accused of killing the two Indian fishermen and said New Delhi was entitled to get compensation in the case.
Italy told to pay India for marines killing fishermen
The tribunal took note of Italy's commitment that it will resume criminal investigation into the events. Marines Salvatore Girone and Massimiliano Latorre aboard Italian oil tanker MV Enrica Lexie shot dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15, 2012, mistaking them for Somalian pirates.
Supreme Court agrees to hear Salvatore Girone's plea to go to Italy
Centre had earlier informed the court that international arbitration proceedings in the matter would be completed by December 2018.
UN Tribunal order "setback" for Italy as no relief to marines: India
A UN Tribunal hearing the case related to the killing of two Kerala fishermen today did not allow an accused Italian marine go home from Indian custody despite the European country's fervent plea for the relief to him, Home Ministry officials said.
Italian Marines case: India slams Italy for "abusing" Indian judicial process
India has stressed before ITLOS that justice to the families of the two fishermen is delayed by Italy's "intransigence" and their "abuse of India's judicial process."
India likely to accept Italian plea for international arbitration
India has no option but to accept Italy's move as it is one of the signatories to a UN convention in international arbitration, official sources said today.
SC grants 3 months extension to Italian Marine in his country
Senior advocate Soli Sorabji, appearing for the Marine, said that the ambassador is ready with the undertaking on the same terms and conditions.
Italy for consensual solution of marines' issue: Government
Italian government has sought a consensual solution to the issue of its two marines facing murder charges in the case of killing of two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012.
Italian marines case: Court to hear case on August 27
Additional Sessions Judge Reetesh Singh who asked the investigating officer of the case to appear before the court on the next date of hearing.
Marines' trial in India hits new snag: Italian President Giorgio Napolitano
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano has said the trial of two marines in India over the killing of two Indian fishermen has run into new "difficulty" because of upcoming general elections in that country.
Try marines under maritime laws, hand over case to NIA: BJP
BJP asked the Centre under what "deal" it had provided an assurance to Italy that no death sentence will be given to the two marines.
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