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Can India protect its seafarers in the Gulf? | Explained
The article examines the challenges India faces in protecting its seafarers in the Gulf, including attacks on three vessels by the U.S. Navy, sanctions imposed on ships, and the limitations posed by the foreign-flag status of the vessels. It also questions whether international maritime laws adequately safeguard civilian crews.
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