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India Says It Remains Engaged With Stakeholders Over Chabahar Port Operations

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India has stated it is in active contact with all relevant stakeholders regarding the Chabahar Port amid rising US-Iran tensions. The Ministry of External Affairs addressed India's diplomatic position as concerns grew over the port's operational continuity. Foreign Secretary noted that Prime Minister Modi has been engaging with regional and global leaders since tensions began escalating. India's strategic interest in Chabahar Port, which serves as a key trade and connectivity route to Afghanistan and Central Asia, makes the situation particularly significant for New Delhi.

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