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China's Sea Deployment in Region Bigger Than 2022 Military Drills, Says Taiwan
China is deploying its largest navy fleet in regional waters in nearly three decades, posing a threat to Taiwan that is more pronounced than previous Chinese war games, the Taiwanese defence ministry said on Tuesday.
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Taiwan Detects 36 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Around Its Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of Defence detected 36 Chinese aircraft and seven shipping vessels around its territory in the last 24 hours till 6 am on Friday.
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When Will Indians Aboard Ship Seized By Iran Return? Centre Says...
In the case regarding Indian crew aboard an Israeli-linked cargo ship seized by Iran, the Ministry of External Affairs said they will be released once their contractual obligations are accomplished.
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"Never Expected This Would Happen": Indian Woman Rescued From Iran Ship
Ann Tessa Joseph - the lndian sailor who crewed on MSC Aries, the ship seized by Iran on April 13 and was released this week - has thanked the External Affairs Ministry for securing her freedom.
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Woman, Part Of Indian Crew On Board Ship Seized By Iran, Returns Home
An Indian sailor who was among the crew of a cargo ship that was seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards near the Strait of Hormuz on April 13 has safely reached home, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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S Jaishankar Dials Iran, Officials Allowed To Meet Indians On Seized Ship
Indian government officials will be allowed to meet the 17 Indian crew members onboard an Israel-linked cargo ship seized by Iran, foreign ministry of Iran said on Monday.
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"Indian Crew Members In Good Health": Centre On Baltimore Bridge Collapse
India is in close touch with the Indians on board and the local authorities in the US, regarding the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Maryland after the Singapore-flagged container ship 'Dali' collided with one of the pillars, the Ministry of Ext
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Indian Sailor Injured After Ship Rammed US Bridge Received Stitches, Returned To Vessel
A sailor among the 20 Indian nationals whose cargo ship lost power and rammed a bridge in US' Baltimore received stitches, before he returned to the damaged vessel, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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11 Chinese Ships Spotted Near Taiwan Amid Tensions Over Deadly Boat Sinking
Eleven Chinese naval vessels were detected around Taiwan, Taipei's defence ministry said on Wednesday, the highest number this year as a row between the island and China over a fatal fishing boat incident drags on.
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Taiwan Says Detected 10 Chinese Planes, 5 Naval Ships Around Nation
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) has said that it has detected 10 Chinese military aircraft and five naval ships around Taiwan in the past 24 hours, till 6 am (local time) on Saturday, Taiwan News reported.
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"Navy Trying To Secure The Area": India On Red Sea Attacks
India is deeply concerned with the recent attacks on the vessels in the Red Sea as it serves as an important shipping lane for the world including India, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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"Taking Necessary Measures": India As Tensions Rise In Red Sea
India values the free movement of commercial shipping and is closely evaluating all aspects of the unfolding situation in the Red Sea, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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Israel Gives Preliminary OK To Cyprus For Shipping Aid To Gaza Through Sea
Israel has given preliminary approval to Cyprus for a maritime humanitarian corridor to ship aid to the besieged and war-torn Gaza Strip, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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"Completely Worthless": Iran Rejects US Claim On Drone Attack On Tanker Off Gujarat Coast
Iran's foreign ministry rejected Monday as "worthless" Washington's claims that a drone attack targeting a tanker off the coast of India was "fired from Iran".
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Fire At Russia's Only Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker, No Deaths Reported
A fire that broke out on Russia's only nuclear-powered icebreaker and cargo ship was promptly extinguished, the Murmansk branch of the emergency ministry said late on Sunday.
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China's Sea Deployment in Region Bigger Than 2022 Military Drills, Says Taiwan
China is deploying its largest navy fleet in regional waters in nearly three decades, posing a threat to Taiwan that is more pronounced than previous Chinese war games, the Taiwanese defence ministry said on Tuesday.
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Taiwan Detects 36 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Around Its Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of Defence detected 36 Chinese aircraft and seven shipping vessels around its territory in the last 24 hours till 6 am on Friday.
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When Will Indians Aboard Ship Seized By Iran Return? Centre Says...
In the case regarding Indian crew aboard an Israeli-linked cargo ship seized by Iran, the Ministry of External Affairs said they will be released once their contractual obligations are accomplished.
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"Never Expected This Would Happen": Indian Woman Rescued From Iran Ship
Ann Tessa Joseph - the lndian sailor who crewed on MSC Aries, the ship seized by Iran on April 13 and was released this week - has thanked the External Affairs Ministry for securing her freedom.
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Woman, Part Of Indian Crew On Board Ship Seized By Iran, Returns Home
An Indian sailor who was among the crew of a cargo ship that was seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards near the Strait of Hormuz on April 13 has safely reached home, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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S Jaishankar Dials Iran, Officials Allowed To Meet Indians On Seized Ship
Indian government officials will be allowed to meet the 17 Indian crew members onboard an Israel-linked cargo ship seized by Iran, foreign ministry of Iran said on Monday.
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"Indian Crew Members In Good Health": Centre On Baltimore Bridge Collapse
India is in close touch with the Indians on board and the local authorities in the US, regarding the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Maryland after the Singapore-flagged container ship 'Dali' collided with one of the pillars, the Ministry of Ext
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Indian Sailor Injured After Ship Rammed US Bridge Received Stitches, Returned To Vessel
A sailor among the 20 Indian nationals whose cargo ship lost power and rammed a bridge in US' Baltimore received stitches, before he returned to the damaged vessel, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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11 Chinese Ships Spotted Near Taiwan Amid Tensions Over Deadly Boat Sinking
Eleven Chinese naval vessels were detected around Taiwan, Taipei's defence ministry said on Wednesday, the highest number this year as a row between the island and China over a fatal fishing boat incident drags on.
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Taiwan Says Detected 10 Chinese Planes, 5 Naval Ships Around Nation
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) has said that it has detected 10 Chinese military aircraft and five naval ships around Taiwan in the past 24 hours, till 6 am (local time) on Saturday, Taiwan News reported.
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"Navy Trying To Secure The Area": India On Red Sea Attacks
India is deeply concerned with the recent attacks on the vessels in the Red Sea as it serves as an important shipping lane for the world including India, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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"Taking Necessary Measures": India As Tensions Rise In Red Sea
India values the free movement of commercial shipping and is closely evaluating all aspects of the unfolding situation in the Red Sea, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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Israel Gives Preliminary OK To Cyprus For Shipping Aid To Gaza Through Sea
Israel has given preliminary approval to Cyprus for a maritime humanitarian corridor to ship aid to the besieged and war-torn Gaza Strip, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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"Completely Worthless": Iran Rejects US Claim On Drone Attack On Tanker Off Gujarat Coast
Iran's foreign ministry rejected Monday as "worthless" Washington's claims that a drone attack targeting a tanker off the coast of India was "fired from Iran".
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Fire At Russia's Only Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker, No Deaths Reported
A fire that broke out on Russia's only nuclear-powered icebreaker and cargo ship was promptly extinguished, the Murmansk branch of the emergency ministry said late on Sunday.
