18 Sept 2026
India rejects collision allegation, says Pak ship made dangerous move
India has rejected Pakistan's claim that an Indian Navy warship caused a collision in the Arabian Sea. New Delhi says Pakistan's ship PNS Hunain made a dangerous move on Tuesday night, breaking a 1991 agreement that naval ships stay three nautical miles apart. India also says the manoeuvre broke international rules for preventing collisions at sea. Both sides have summoned each other's envoys and traded protests.
Key Statutory Highlights
- India says Pakistani naval ship PNS Hunain made a dangerous overtaking move that led to a collision with the Indian warship INS Kolkata in the north Arabian Sea.
- India says the move broke Article 10 of the April 1991 agreement, which says naval units at sea must not come within three nautical miles of each other.
- India summoned Pakistan's charge d'affaires Saad Warraich, and Pakistan later summoned Indian charge d'affaires Satyanjal Pandey over the incident.
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