India Condemns Attacks on Commercial Shipping and Seafarers at UNGA
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India condemned the targeting of commercial shipping and seafarers in conflict zones at the United Nations General Assembly.
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- India addressed world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly regarding the security risks facing merchant vessels and crews.
- The government expressed deep concern over attacks occurring in international waterways spanning from the Gulf to the Black Sea.
- India formally joined Liberia and 23 other nations to establish the Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers.
- This diplomatic initiative seeks to unify global public opinion against the targeting of civilian maritime personnel.
What to watch next
- Future activities of the Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers
- Impact of the initiative on maritime security in the Gulf and Red Sea
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S Jaishankar
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“This year, we are witnessing a conflict in the Gulf, one that is exacerbating an already difficult situation. We remain deeply concerned over continuing hostilities”
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…United Nations: India on Saturday told world leaders in the UN General Assembly that targeting of commercial shipping and seafarers amid the ongoing conflict in the Gulf is “simply unacceptable”. .“ This year, we are witnessing a conflict in the Gulf, one that is exacerbating an already difficult situation. We remain deeply concerned over continuing hostilities ,” External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in his address to the General Debate at the high-level 81st session of the UN General Assembly. .He said the targeting of commercial shipping and seafarers transiting…
“There have been attacks on commercial shipping and seafarers in the Gulf, and from the Red Sea to the Black Sea. Indian seafarers have lost their lives, as indeed have others from other nations. This is completely unacceptable”
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…tensions, ensure protection of civilians, and uninterrupted flow of energy and commerce,” Jaishankar said. .He emphasised that new challenges in the maritime domain have added to longstanding ones on land. .“ There have been attacks on commercial shipping and seafarers in the Gulf, and from the Red Sea to the Black Sea. Indian seafarers have lost their lives, as indeed have others from other nations. This is completely unacceptable ,” Jaishankar said. .He told the high-level UNGA session that India has joined Liberia and 23 other partners in an initiative to rally global public opinion against such unwarranted targeting. .“We must ensure that the…
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