
India announced that a Pakistani naval ship hit its own warship in international waters and summoned the Pakistani chargé d'affaires to the ministry.
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India and Pakistan downgraded their diplomatic relations to the level of chargé d'affaires in 2019 due to the Kashmir dispute.
Tensions have risen again in international waters between Pakistan and India. India announced that a Pakistan Navy warship approached at high speed and crashed into an Indian Navy warship carrying out a routine surveillance mission in international waters in the Arabian Sea yesterday. It was reported that there were no deaths or injuries in the accident.
Following the accident, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs summoned the Pakistani chargé d'affaires to lodge a strong protest against the "unacceptable and unprofessional conduct" of the Pakistan Navy. The Foreign Ministry said the collision did not cause major damage, but Pakistan's stance was "directly contrary" to the 1991 agreement governing military exercises, maneuvers and troop movements between the two countries. The agreement stipulates that warships and submarines of the two countries must be at least three nautical miles away from each other in order to prevent any accidents in international waters.
In the statement made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was said, "Pakistan's chargé d'affaires was asked to convey to the relevant Pakistani authorities that all military units should show due diligence and comply with the provisions of the relevant agreements between the two parties in order to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents."
The Ministry of External Affairs also stated that India's chargé d'affaires in Islamabad has been instructed to convey a similar protest to the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Pakistani government and army have not yet made a statement on the issue. India and Pakistan downgraded their diplomatic relations to the level of chargé d'affaires in 2019 due to the Kashmir dispute.

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