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US Signals Indefinite Naval Blockade Of Iran Amid Declining Global Oil Supply
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that the US military could keep a naval presence in the region to enforce its blockade of Iran, which has inflicted severe economic damage on the country.
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US Can Maintain Naval Blockade Of Iran "Indefinitely", Says Pete Hegseth
Hegseth's comments suggest he is advising US President Donald Trump that the US military can keep applying economic pressure on Iran for as long as needed to help so-far failed negotiations to end the conflict, begun in February.
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US Hit Panama-Flagged Ship That Tried To Break Iranian Port Blockade: Report
There were no immediate reports of deaths from the incident, the report said, adding that the ship appeared to be trying to transfer its crew to another civilian vessel after the attack.
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"For Bollywood, It's The Upper Part Of The Body": Akashaditya Lama On 'South Navel Fetish' Claims
To illustrate his point on how perspective shapes portrayal, Akashaditya drew a comparison between classical literature and pulp fiction
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Car Fire On Pune-Bengaluru Highway Draws Crowd, Causes Traffic Disruption: Video
The video shows a car engulfed in flames while the onlookers gather around in the middle of the highway.
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INS Mahendragiri, India's 6th Stealth Frigate, To Join Navy Fleet On July 11
It is the first warship to carry the name Mahendragiri and the sixth ship of the Nilgiri-class under Project 17A.
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Iran Rained Drones On Major US Base. It Made America Rethink Its War Strategy
The base, known as Naval Support Activity Bahrain, is home to the US Navy's Fifth Fleet and acts as the command centre for American naval operations in the region.
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"Gaining New Speed": Navy Chief On India's Warship-Building Capability
In his opening remarks, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan stated that these ships will greatly boost the Indian Navy's capabilities and make its efforts to protect the nation's maritime interests much more powerful and effect
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India Gets 3 New Indigenous Warships, Here's Why They Are Special
The three naval ships are stealth frigate Dunagiri, survey vessel (large) Sanshodhak, and anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft Agray
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Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar Takes Charge As 48th Vice Chief Of Naval Staff
An alumnus of the prestigious National Defence Academy, Pune, Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar was commissioned into the Indian Navy on July 1, 1988.
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Over 400 Gaza Flotilla Activists Deported To Turkey From Israel, Sparks Criticism
About 420 activists departed Israel on planes bound for Turkey, where they landed Thursday evening in Istanbul.
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Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Who Commanded INS Vikramaditya, Named New Navy Chief
Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has commanded missile vessels INS Vidyut and INS Vinash, the missile corvette INS Kulish, the guided missile destroyer INS Mysore, and the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya.
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Trump Says Iran "Choking Like Stuffed Pig", Refuses To Lift Hormuz Blockade: Report
Speaking to Axios, Trump said that the blockade is "somewhat more effective than the bombing", and as of Tuesday night, he had not ordered any kinetic action.
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India In Touch With Family Of Ex-Naval Officer Detained In Qatar
Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that multiple proceedings involving Commander Purnendu Tiwari should not be conflated.
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Iran Still Has Half Its Missiles, 60% Naval Forces: US Officials
US officials said that around 60 per cent of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard naval forces are still active, including fast, small attack boats called the mosquito fleet.
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US Signals Indefinite Naval Blockade Of Iran Amid Declining Global Oil Supply
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that the US military could keep a naval presence in the region to enforce its blockade of Iran, which has inflicted severe economic damage on the country.
-
US Can Maintain Naval Blockade Of Iran "Indefinitely", Says Pete Hegseth
Hegseth's comments suggest he is advising US President Donald Trump that the US military can keep applying economic pressure on Iran for as long as needed to help so-far failed negotiations to end the conflict, begun in February.
-
US Hit Panama-Flagged Ship That Tried To Break Iranian Port Blockade: Report
There were no immediate reports of deaths from the incident, the report said, adding that the ship appeared to be trying to transfer its crew to another civilian vessel after the attack.
-
"For Bollywood, It's The Upper Part Of The Body": Akashaditya Lama On 'South Navel Fetish' Claims
To illustrate his point on how perspective shapes portrayal, Akashaditya drew a comparison between classical literature and pulp fiction
-
Car Fire On Pune-Bengaluru Highway Draws Crowd, Causes Traffic Disruption: Video
The video shows a car engulfed in flames while the onlookers gather around in the middle of the highway.
-
INS Mahendragiri, India's 6th Stealth Frigate, To Join Navy Fleet On July 11
It is the first warship to carry the name Mahendragiri and the sixth ship of the Nilgiri-class under Project 17A.
-
Iran Rained Drones On Major US Base. It Made America Rethink Its War Strategy
The base, known as Naval Support Activity Bahrain, is home to the US Navy's Fifth Fleet and acts as the command centre for American naval operations in the region.
-
"Gaining New Speed": Navy Chief On India's Warship-Building Capability
In his opening remarks, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Krishna Swaminathan stated that these ships will greatly boost the Indian Navy's capabilities and make its efforts to protect the nation's maritime interests much more powerful and effect
-
India Gets 3 New Indigenous Warships, Here's Why They Are Special
The three naval ships are stealth frigate Dunagiri, survey vessel (large) Sanshodhak, and anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft Agray
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Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar Takes Charge As 48th Vice Chief Of Naval Staff
An alumnus of the prestigious National Defence Academy, Pune, Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar was commissioned into the Indian Navy on July 1, 1988.
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Over 400 Gaza Flotilla Activists Deported To Turkey From Israel, Sparks Criticism
About 420 activists departed Israel on planes bound for Turkey, where they landed Thursday evening in Istanbul.
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Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Who Commanded INS Vikramaditya, Named New Navy Chief
Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has commanded missile vessels INS Vidyut and INS Vinash, the missile corvette INS Kulish, the guided missile destroyer INS Mysore, and the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya.
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Trump Says Iran "Choking Like Stuffed Pig", Refuses To Lift Hormuz Blockade: Report
Speaking to Axios, Trump said that the blockade is "somewhat more effective than the bombing", and as of Tuesday night, he had not ordered any kinetic action.
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India In Touch With Family Of Ex-Naval Officer Detained In Qatar
Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that multiple proceedings involving Commander Purnendu Tiwari should not be conflated.
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Iran Still Has Half Its Missiles, 60% Naval Forces: US Officials
US officials said that around 60 per cent of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard naval forces are still active, including fast, small attack boats called the mosquito fleet.
