External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar speaks with US counterpart Marco Rubio after the killing of three Indian sailors. In the conversation, Jaishankar conveys India’s position regarding the incident and characterizes the use of lethal force against commercial shipping as “not justified.” The discussion centers on India’s concerns over the safety of commercial vessels and the circumstances leading to the deaths of the sailors. Jaishankar’s remarks reflect India’s stance that attacks involving lethal action against civilian maritime activity cannot be justified. The reports describe the interaction as occurring on Friday evening, with Jaishankar raising the matter directly with the United States. The available information does not add further details about responsibility for the incident, the investigation status, or any specific measures agreed between the two sides. No other outlets or additional corroborating details were provided in the supplied material, so the account remains limited to the diplomatic exchange and the statement on the incident.
Jaishankar tells Marco Rubio killing of Indian sailors is “not justified”
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar speaks with US counterpart Marco Rubio after the killing of three Indian sailors. In the conversation, Jaishankar conveys India’s position regarding the inciden...
- S. Jaishankar speaks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday evening.
- The conversation follows the killing of three Indian sailors.
- Jaishankar says lethal actions against commercial shipping are “not justified.”
- The reports describe the message as India’s position conveyed to the United States.
- The supplied information does not include further incident details or agreed actions.
The EAM S Jaishankar while speaking to his US counterpart Rubio on Friday evening also added that "such lethal actions against commercial shipping are 'not justified'".
2 months agoThe EAM S Jaishankar while speaking to his US counterpart Rubio on Friday evening also added that "such lethal actions against commercial shipping are 'not justified'".
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