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Watch: Indian Navy's Sea King Chopper Rescues Critically Injured Chinese Sailor
Braving challenging weather conditions, the Indian Navy on Wednesday successfully evacuated a critically injured Chinese mariner from Bulk Carrier Zhong Shan Men, 200 nm (approximately 370 km) from Mumbai.
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Chinese Sailors Wield Knives, Axe In Galwan-Style Clash With Philippines
Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing knives and axes attacked unarmed Philippines soldiers on a naval vessel near a strategic reef in the South China Sea, dramatic new footage released by Manila showed.
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Chinese Sailors Wield Knives, Axe In Disputed Sea Clash With Philippines
Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing knives, an axe and other weapons clashed with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the South China Sea, dramatic new footage released by Manila showed.
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US Sailor Who Spied For China Jailed For Over 2 Years
A US Navy petty officer who pleaded guilty to providing sensitive military information to a Chinese intelligence officer was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Monday, the US Justice Department said.
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US Navy Sailor Admits Taking Bribe, Sharing Military Data With China
A U.S. Navy sailor pleaded guilty on Tuesday to accepting nearly$15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photographs of unclassified private U.S. military information, according to court papers.
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Chinese Sailor Stranded In Shark-Infested Waters Rescued After 12 Hours
A Chinese sailor was rescued off Australia's west coast Monday after falling from a cargo ship and enduring a long night adrift in sharky waters.
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Chinese Authorities Allow Crew Change For Stranded Indian Sailors On Cargo Vessel
India on Thursday said authorities in China have given clearance for crew change for 16 stranded Indian sailors on board a cargo vessel that has been on an anchorage near the Chinese port of Caofeidian since September.
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"Replying Timely" To Indian Side's Requests On Stranded Crew, Says China
The fate of 16 Indian sailors of a cargo ship stranded outside a Chinese port for six months remained uncertain as China did not say when their ordeal would end.
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Efforts On To Bring Back Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters: Centre
India on Thursday said it is closely coordinating with China to bring back 16 Indian sailors who are stranded on a cargo ship in Chinese waters for nearly four months.
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Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters To Return Next Week: Minister
Thirty-nine sailors, who have been stuck in China for several months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, will return to India next week, Minister of State for Ports Shipping and Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted this afternoon.
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Requested China For Early Crew Change For Stranded Indians On Ships: India
India on Friday said its Ambassador in Beijing has taken up with the Chinese Vice Foreign Minister the issue of 39 Indian sailors stranded on two cargo ships in Chinese waters and requested early approval for crew change for Indian crew members aboard the two vessels.
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Human Rights Notice To Centre Over Indians Stranded On Ships In China
The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to an MEA secretary and the director general of Shipping in the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways over Indian sailors stranded onboard two ships in Chinese waters, officials said on Friday.
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India Calls For Urgent Assistance For 39 Sailors Stranded In Chinese Waters
India today called for "urgent, practical and time-bound" assistance to 39 stranded Indian sailors on board two ships in Chinese waters considering the "grave" humanitarian situation developing in the vessels.
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Bring Back 39 Indian Sailors Stuck In China: Sena Urges Centre
The Shiv Sena on Thursday urged the Centre to bring back the 39 Indian sailors stranded in Chinese waters.
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2 Indian-Crewed Merchant Ships Stuck At China's Port For Months
Two Indian-crewed merchant ships carrying Australian coal have been stuck at Chinese ports for several months, union officials said Wednesday, with the sailors becoming the latest casualties of escalating tensions between Canberra and Beijing.
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Watch: Indian Navy's Sea King Chopper Rescues Critically Injured Chinese Sailor
Braving challenging weather conditions, the Indian Navy on Wednesday successfully evacuated a critically injured Chinese mariner from Bulk Carrier Zhong Shan Men, 200 nm (approximately 370 km) from Mumbai.
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Chinese Sailors Wield Knives, Axe In Galwan-Style Clash With Philippines
Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing knives and axes attacked unarmed Philippines soldiers on a naval vessel near a strategic reef in the South China Sea, dramatic new footage released by Manila showed.
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Chinese Sailors Wield Knives, Axe In Disputed Sea Clash With Philippines
Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing knives, an axe and other weapons clashed with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the South China Sea, dramatic new footage released by Manila showed.
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US Sailor Who Spied For China Jailed For Over 2 Years
A US Navy petty officer who pleaded guilty to providing sensitive military information to a Chinese intelligence officer was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Monday, the US Justice Department said.
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US Navy Sailor Admits Taking Bribe, Sharing Military Data With China
A U.S. Navy sailor pleaded guilty on Tuesday to accepting nearly$15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photographs of unclassified private U.S. military information, according to court papers.
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Chinese Sailor Stranded In Shark-Infested Waters Rescued After 12 Hours
A Chinese sailor was rescued off Australia's west coast Monday after falling from a cargo ship and enduring a long night adrift in sharky waters.
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Chinese Authorities Allow Crew Change For Stranded Indian Sailors On Cargo Vessel
India on Thursday said authorities in China have given clearance for crew change for 16 stranded Indian sailors on board a cargo vessel that has been on an anchorage near the Chinese port of Caofeidian since September.
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"Replying Timely" To Indian Side's Requests On Stranded Crew, Says China
The fate of 16 Indian sailors of a cargo ship stranded outside a Chinese port for six months remained uncertain as China did not say when their ordeal would end.
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Efforts On To Bring Back Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters: Centre
India on Thursday said it is closely coordinating with China to bring back 16 Indian sailors who are stranded on a cargo ship in Chinese waters for nearly four months.
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Indian Sailors Stuck In Chinese Waters To Return Next Week: Minister
Thirty-nine sailors, who have been stuck in China for several months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, will return to India next week, Minister of State for Ports Shipping and Waterways Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted this afternoon.
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Requested China For Early Crew Change For Stranded Indians On Ships: India
India on Friday said its Ambassador in Beijing has taken up with the Chinese Vice Foreign Minister the issue of 39 Indian sailors stranded on two cargo ships in Chinese waters and requested early approval for crew change for Indian crew members aboard the two vessels.
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Human Rights Notice To Centre Over Indians Stranded On Ships In China
The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to an MEA secretary and the director general of Shipping in the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways over Indian sailors stranded onboard two ships in Chinese waters, officials said on Friday.
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India Calls For Urgent Assistance For 39 Sailors Stranded In Chinese Waters
India today called for "urgent, practical and time-bound" assistance to 39 stranded Indian sailors on board two ships in Chinese waters considering the "grave" humanitarian situation developing in the vessels.
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Bring Back 39 Indian Sailors Stuck In China: Sena Urges Centre
The Shiv Sena on Thursday urged the Centre to bring back the 39 Indian sailors stranded in Chinese waters.
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2 Indian-Crewed Merchant Ships Stuck At China's Port For Months
Two Indian-crewed merchant ships carrying Australian coal have been stuck at Chinese ports for several months, union officials said Wednesday, with the sailors becoming the latest casualties of escalating tensions between Canberra and Beijing.
