An Iran-linked oil tanker, seized by the Indian Coast Guard, spent days in Pakistan’s maritime boundary with its tracking systems off. The vessel, along with two others, was apprehended for alleged illegal oil smuggling and forgery. Investigations revealed ship-to-ship transfers of fuel and bitumen without informing authorities.
Related Posts
In first delivery since March, UN dispatches 90 aid trucks to Gaza
Amid mounting global pressure, Israel allowed a UN aid convoy into Gaza, the first since early March, as Prime Minister Netanyahu considers a temporary ceasefire. […]
India-UK FTA: Duty cut hopes dent luxury car bookings
The impending India-United Kingdom trade agreement, poised to slash import duties on luxury cars to 10%, has disrupted the Indian luxury car market. Wealthy customers […]
What attracts snakes to emerge from toilet bowls?
Snakes entering toilets are rare, driven by a search for shelter, moisture, or escape from flooding. They follow prey like rodents and insects into underground […]