Attacks on seafarers in West Asia indefensible, says S Jaishankar
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has condemned recent attacks on seafarers and commercial ships in West Asia as indefensible.
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- External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar issued a condemnation of repeated attacks on mariners and shipping vessels in the Gulf and Red Sea.
- The statement followed the death of an Indian crew member off the coast of Oman.
- India and Liberia have formed a group to focus on maritime safety and security at the United Nations General Assembly.
- This development highlights ongoing concerns regarding the disruption of global maritime commerce due to the regional conflict.
What to watch next
- Developments within the newly formed India-Liberia group on shipping security
- Stalled diplomatic efforts regarding the Strait of Hormuz conflict
- Further security incidents involving commercial vessels in the region
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S Jaishankar
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“In the last few months, commercial shipping and mariners have been subjected to repeated attacks in the Gulf, the Red Sea and its vicinity”
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…remarks also came on the day India and Liberia announced the establishment of a “group of friends” on the safety and security of shipping and seafarers on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly. “ In the last few months, commercial shipping and mariners have been subjected to repeated attacks in the Gulf, the Red Sea and its vicinity ,” PTI quoted Jaishankar as saying. “These actions that disrupt maritime commerce and cost innocent lives are simply indefensible.” He added: “India, as a major source of seafarers, and Liberia, as the largest shipping…
“These actions that disrupt maritime commerce and cost innocent lives are simply indefensible.”
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…the 80th United Nations General Assembly. “In the last few months, commercial shipping and mariners have been subjected to repeated attacks in the Gulf, the Red Sea and its vicinity,” PTI quoted Jaishankar as saying. “ These actions that disrupt maritime commerce and cost innocent lives are simply indefensible. ” He added: “India, as a major source of seafarers, and Liberia, as the largest shipping registry, have come together to highlight the safety and security of shipping and seafarers.” West Asia war The war in West Asia…
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