Indian-Pakistani naval ships collide in the Arabian Sea... Passing responsibility to each other
Representatives of both countries summoned to protest after collision between Indian and Pakistani naval vessels in northern Arabian Sea
Quick Look
- After a collision between Indian and Pakistani naval vessels in the northern Arabian Sea, both countries passed the blame to each other and summoned their ambassadors to protest.
- Meanwhile, the crash video that spread on social media was found to be an old video from the 2011 Gulf of Aden incident.
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Why It Matters
India and Pakistan are countries that have had a long-standing military and diplomatic conflict.
(Soul=United News) After the incident in which Indian and Pakistani naval vessels collided in the North Arabian Sea, the two countries surrendered responsibility to each other and embarked on diplomatic protests. Pakistan claimed that an Indian vessel had dangerously approached and crashed in a special economic zone where its navies were training on the 15th. "The Indian fleet was attacking at a distance close enough to be attacked by Pakistani navy vessels" and handed over responsibility to the Indian Navy.
Open Questions
- What is the extent of the damage to the ship?
- Were there any injuries?
