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Pakistan protests after navy ships collide 120 nautical miles out
The Indian Express··17 Sept
Pakistan lodged a protest after what it called a provocative Indian Navy action on September 15. Islamabad said the incident violated international law and a 1991 advance notice agreement. India summoned Pakistan's envoy over unprofessional conduct after a Tuesday collision in the North Arabian Sea. Sources said PNS Hunain was damaged about 120 nautical miles from the Gulf of Oman.
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What It Means For You
- Naval deployments in the North Arabian Sea may continue after the collision.
- Diplomatic protests could shape future advance notice on exercises.
- Shipping traffic near the Gulf of Oman may see heightened patrol activity.
What's Happening
- India summoned Islamabad's envoy over Pakistani naval conduct on Wednesday.
- Pakistan's statement cited the September 15 incident as provocative.
- Indian sources said their warship continued its surveillance mission undamaged.
Advance notice treaty
- The 1991 agreement covers advance notice on military exercises and troop movements.
- Indian destroyers and frigates have operated in the region for months.
- Officials placed the collision about 120 nautical miles from the Gulf of Oman.
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