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Navy Rescues 9 Crew Including 8 Indians After Oil Tanker Capsized Off Oman
Indian Navy's warship INS Teg has rescued nine crew members out of 16, who went missing after an oil tanker capsized off the coast of Oman.
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13 Indians Among 16 Crew Members Missing After Oil Tanker Capsizes Off Oman
An oil tanker's entire crew of 16, including 13 Indians, went missing after it capsized off the coast of Oman on Monday, the sultanate's Maritime Security Centre (MSC) said.
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Iran Seizes Oil Tanker Off Oman In Retaliation For Earlier US Confiscation
Iran seized a tanker with Iraqi crude destined for Turkey on Thursday in retaliation for the confiscation last year of the same vessel and its oil by the U.S., Iranian state media reported, a move likely to stoke regional tensions.
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Iran "Most Likely" Attacked Israeli-Owned Tanker Off Oman Coast, Says US
The United States on Wednesday said an attack on the commercial tanker MV Pacific Zircon off the coast of Oman was most likely conducted by Iran with a drone.
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Tanker Hit By Projectile Off Oman Coast, Says Israeli-Owned Shipping Firm
A "projectile" has hit a tanker carrying gas oil off the coast of Oman, the Israeli-owned shipping company that operates the vessel said Wednesday.
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Iran Guards Say They Have Seized Two Ships With Smuggled Fuel In Gulf
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they had seized two vessels along the country's coast on the Gulf and the nearby Gulf of Oman for allegedly smuggling fuel.
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Iran Denies Role In Tanker Attack, Says Seeks Gulf Security
Iran on Saturday rejected as psychological warfare accusations that it was behind a deadly attack on a tanker off Oman's coast, and said Tehran sought to enhance the security of the strategic Gulf waterway.
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Potential "Hijack" Of Ship Off UAE Coast: UK Agency
The UK agency, which categorises it as an asphalt and bitumen tanker, said it was travelling to Sohar, a port on Oman's northern coast.
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UK Summons Iranian Ambassdor Over Deadly Oil Tanker Attack
Britain on Monday summoned Iran's ambassador to London in response to what it claims was a Tehran-ordered attack on a merchant vessel off the coast of Oman that killed a British and Romanian national.
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Cyclone Kyarr To Bring Rain In Gujarat Before Heading To Oman: Officials
Super cyclonic storm "Kyarr" over the Arabian Sea is likely to gradually move towards the Oman coast but would cause rainfall in some parts of Gujarat in the next few days, a MeT official said today.
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Cyclone Hikka: Direct Effects Over, Rain Expected In Some Parts, Says Oman Authority
Cyclone Hikka: The cyclonic storm Hikka crossed Oman coast near latitude 19.7 degree north and longitude 57.7 degree east, close to north of Duqm On Tuesday.
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Cyclone Hikaa Turns Into "Very Severe Storm"; Fishermen Told To Stay Put
Cyclone Hikaa has turned into a "very severe storm" while moving westward in the Arabian Sea and is likely to cross the Oman coast on Tuesday night, the weather office has said. It asked fishermen in Gujarat not to venture out to the sea as the weather would remain "very rough" till Wednesday morning.
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Indian Cargo Ship Heading For Yemen Sinks Off Oman: Reports
An Indian cargo ship carrying vehicles and foodstuff among other things reportedly sank today off the coast of Oman due to overloading but all the 11 crew members were rescued.
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PM Modi Talks Dosti As India-Iran Sign Historic Chabahar Pact: Live Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set off on a two-day visit to Iran -- his first since taking over office two years ago. The centerpiece of the visit will be the signing of a trilateral agreement on Chabahar -- a strategic port in the Gulf of Oman on Iran's southern coast with Afghanistan. India will help develop the port.
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This Persian Gulf Country May Be The Anti-Dubai - And That's A Good Thing
Oman may be the anti-Dubai. Although the Persian Gulf country is found just south of the famed emirate, it boasts no glittering skyscrapers. Instead, low whitewashed buildings skirt the coast of the capital, Muscat, its sole tall edifices the colorful minarets of mosques. Five times a day, a person - rather than a recording, as is common in other G...
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Navy Rescues 9 Crew Including 8 Indians After Oil Tanker Capsized Off Oman
Indian Navy's warship INS Teg has rescued nine crew members out of 16, who went missing after an oil tanker capsized off the coast of Oman.
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13 Indians Among 16 Crew Members Missing After Oil Tanker Capsizes Off Oman
An oil tanker's entire crew of 16, including 13 Indians, went missing after it capsized off the coast of Oman on Monday, the sultanate's Maritime Security Centre (MSC) said.
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Iran Seizes Oil Tanker Off Oman In Retaliation For Earlier US Confiscation
Iran seized a tanker with Iraqi crude destined for Turkey on Thursday in retaliation for the confiscation last year of the same vessel and its oil by the U.S., Iranian state media reported, a move likely to stoke regional tensions.
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Iran "Most Likely" Attacked Israeli-Owned Tanker Off Oman Coast, Says US
The United States on Wednesday said an attack on the commercial tanker MV Pacific Zircon off the coast of Oman was most likely conducted by Iran with a drone.
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Tanker Hit By Projectile Off Oman Coast, Says Israeli-Owned Shipping Firm
A "projectile" has hit a tanker carrying gas oil off the coast of Oman, the Israeli-owned shipping company that operates the vessel said Wednesday.
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Iran Guards Say They Have Seized Two Ships With Smuggled Fuel In Gulf
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they had seized two vessels along the country's coast on the Gulf and the nearby Gulf of Oman for allegedly smuggling fuel.
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Iran Denies Role In Tanker Attack, Says Seeks Gulf Security
Iran on Saturday rejected as psychological warfare accusations that it was behind a deadly attack on a tanker off Oman's coast, and said Tehran sought to enhance the security of the strategic Gulf waterway.
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Potential "Hijack" Of Ship Off UAE Coast: UK Agency
The UK agency, which categorises it as an asphalt and bitumen tanker, said it was travelling to Sohar, a port on Oman's northern coast.
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UK Summons Iranian Ambassdor Over Deadly Oil Tanker Attack
Britain on Monday summoned Iran's ambassador to London in response to what it claims was a Tehran-ordered attack on a merchant vessel off the coast of Oman that killed a British and Romanian national.
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Cyclone Kyarr To Bring Rain In Gujarat Before Heading To Oman: Officials
Super cyclonic storm "Kyarr" over the Arabian Sea is likely to gradually move towards the Oman coast but would cause rainfall in some parts of Gujarat in the next few days, a MeT official said today.
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Cyclone Hikka: Direct Effects Over, Rain Expected In Some Parts, Says Oman Authority
Cyclone Hikka: The cyclonic storm Hikka crossed Oman coast near latitude 19.7 degree north and longitude 57.7 degree east, close to north of Duqm On Tuesday.
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Cyclone Hikaa Turns Into "Very Severe Storm"; Fishermen Told To Stay Put
Cyclone Hikaa has turned into a "very severe storm" while moving westward in the Arabian Sea and is likely to cross the Oman coast on Tuesday night, the weather office has said. It asked fishermen in Gujarat not to venture out to the sea as the weather would remain "very rough" till Wednesday morning.
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Indian Cargo Ship Heading For Yemen Sinks Off Oman: Reports
An Indian cargo ship carrying vehicles and foodstuff among other things reportedly sank today off the coast of Oman due to overloading but all the 11 crew members were rescued.
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PM Modi Talks Dosti As India-Iran Sign Historic Chabahar Pact: Live Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set off on a two-day visit to Iran -- his first since taking over office two years ago. The centerpiece of the visit will be the signing of a trilateral agreement on Chabahar -- a strategic port in the Gulf of Oman on Iran's southern coast with Afghanistan. India will help develop the port.
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This Persian Gulf Country May Be The Anti-Dubai - And That's A Good Thing
Oman may be the anti-Dubai. Although the Persian Gulf country is found just south of the famed emirate, it boasts no glittering skyscrapers. Instead, low whitewashed buildings skirt the coast of the capital, Muscat, its sole tall edifices the colorful minarets of mosques. Five times a day, a person - rather than a recording, as is common in other G...
