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Iran has issued a stern warning that nuclear negotiations with the United States will not advance unless an interim agreement is implemented, stressing that the final deal will not be signed if its provisions are not met.Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made clear in remarks to Iran’s state broadcaster, IRIB, that Tehran will not proceed without firm guarantees of compliance from
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has mounted a robust defence of India’s energy procurement strategy, making clear that the decision to purchase Russian crude oil from 2022 onwards was both a matter of national interest and a stabilising contribution to the global economy.He revealed that New Delhi’s calibrated choices were not unilateral but aligned with explicit requests from the United
India’s External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar delivered a firm defence of New Delhi’s Russian oil imports during his participation at the Kultaranta Talks in Finland.He argued that Western nations lacked the moral authority to criticise India’s energy decisions, pointing out that European-made weapons had repeatedly been used against India, whereas no Indian weapon had ever threatened
President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he had cancelled planned military strikes on Iran, despite earlier threats to hit Kharg Island and other critical oil facilities.The decision came only hours after he warned that the United States would strike Iran “very hard tonight.”He explained that the halt followed high-level agreements reached with Iranian leaders and other key nations,
The Indian Navy’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialists have successfully completed a complex, week‑long operation to remove an unexploded missile lodged inside the Greek‑owned Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) Olympic Life at Kochi, neutralising a grave maritime threat, according to a report by Maritime Executive.The tanker, attacked off Oman on 26 May, sustained hull damage and carried
Iran has strongly condemned the recent United States attacks on Indian commercial vessels that resulted in the deaths of at least three Indian sailors.The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, described the strikes as “armed robbery and state piracy,” accusing Washington of undermining global peace and security.He extended condolences to the families of the deceased sailors and
India has strongly reiterated its demand for unimpeded and safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, condemning repeated US strikes on vessels carrying Indian seafarers.The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed three Indian deaths in the MT Settebello attack and expressed hope that such incidents will cease soon, as tensions escalate in the Gulf of Oman.India’s Ministry of External Affairs
Iran has firmly denied reports of a finalised deal with the United States, calling them “mere speculation,” even as President Donald Trump declared a “great settlement” was close to being signed. Tehran insists no final decision has been taken, highlighting unresolved differences and accusing Washington of shifting positions during negotiations.Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail
US Central Command has confirmed that American forces struck the Guinea-Bissau-flagged oil tanker MT Jalveer in the Gulf of Oman, which was carrying 20 Indian seafarers.The strike was carried out after the vessel allegedly attempted to transport Iranian oil in violation of the US blockade in the region. According to CENTCOM, the incident occurred at around 11:20 pm ET on 10 June, when two
The Embassy of India in Oman confirmed on Thursday that the evacuation of crew members from the vessel MT Jalveer, which experienced smoke due to a fire in its engine room, is being coordinated with the support of the Royal Navy of Oman and is expected to be completed shortly.The incident occurred off the Shinas port, and all twenty Indian sailors on board have been reported safe following the