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Pakistani ship collides with Indian vessel: The 1991 treaty it violated
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Pakistan protests Indian navy vessel's EEZ incursion
The Express Tribune
Pakistani ship collides with Indian vessel: The 1991 treaty it violated
The Indian Express
Indian, Pakistani Naval Vessels Collide in Arabian Sea, Prompting Diplomatic Tensions » Iraqi News Agency
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Pakistan protests Indian navy vessel's EEZ incursion
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The Express Tribune reports on a maritime incident in the Arabian Sea involving naval vessels from Pakistan and India during a Pakistani military exercise. According to Pakistan's Foreign Office, the Indian warship INS Kolkata performed dangerous maneuvers and collided with the Pakistani vessel PNS Hunain, violating a bilateral agreement. Conversely, India's Ministry of External Affairs claimed the incident occurred in international waters due to unprofessional conduct by the Pakistani navy and lodged a counter-protest.