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Indian Navy Vessel Collides With Pakistani Ship in Arabian Sea Amid Tensions

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A Pakistani Navy ship collided with an Indian Navy vessel in the Northern Arabian Sea in what India described as an unsafe maneuver by the Pakistani side. The Indian Navy stated that the Pakistani ship's movement directly caused the collision, violating established confidence-building measures between the two countries. In response, India's Ministry of External Affairs summoned the Pakistani Chargé d'Affaires to formally register its objection. The incident has drawn comparisons to a similar naval collision between the two countries that took place in 2011. The event raises concerns about rising maritime tensions between India and Pakistan in the Arabian Sea region.

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