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Suez ship issue: India accuses Pakistan for interruption

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"India has accused Pakistan’s PNS Babar of violating its waters.


A Tug ship was carrying MV Suez on the port of Salala port.


According to Indian media, Pakistani ship PNS Babur endeavored to block an Indian ship Godavari which had set to assist MV Svez.



In this regard, Indian Foreign Office called to navel advisor to Pakistan HC and recorded their protest.



They also alleged that screw of Indian ship also had to face life risk.



Pakistani HC has already recorded its protest against interruption of Indian ship.

Chief of CPLC Ahmad Chennai told that firstly, MV Svez was hit by mechanical fault and then its fuel came to an end. That is why it had to stop on 80 nautical miles from Slala Port."

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now i see why they took 1 day to "make a bs story".
 
LOL. We saved them for sake of humanity while IN as scared and too lazy.
We should be given credits, or else it would have been hijacked or attacked again.

Our brave commandos, unlike some, fought for your shipment.
And you accuse the great men?

Shame.

Anyways, do what ever you want to. Wont make a difference.
 
What kind of useless democrazy do India have, where Indians live in fear of speaking out against their military wrong doing or govt's.

Atleast we Pakistanis openly criticize our military,govt etc for their wrong doings.
 
KARACHI: The return journey of the freed crew of MV Suez has hit snags as the vessel has run out of fuel and become a dead weight in rough seas south of Oman’s Salalah port.

According to sources, the PNS Babur is escorting it to safety and providing it protection from pirates. The source said here on Saturday that some other technical problems had also cropped up in MV Suez.


PNS Babur offered the crew to come onboard the ship so that they can be transferred to Salalah, but they declined the offer for unknown reasons.

The owner of the Panama-registered vessel has reportedly sent a tug from Salalah to tow the stranded vessel which is expected to reach there by Sunday morning. Since the speed of the tug, Hasik, is said to be six knots, it will take it till Monday evening to drag the MV Suez to its destination.

See? PNS Babur has offered even more help.
 
Both navies are acting like kids on the playground. But it was expected with both ships operating in close quarters.
 
While I still believe that the Indian Navy shouldn't have gotten involved in a situation that was already neutralized by the PN,However the Indian Navy claims to have video to substantiate it's claims.I guess we will have to wait till the situation boils down to facts.
 
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