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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
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Trump Warns 'Bombs Will Go Off' If No Deal, Iran Says Ready With 'New Cards'
Iran has said that by imposing a blockade and violating the ceasefire, Trump seeks to turn the negotiating table into a table of surrender or to justify renewed warmongering.
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'f(f(O))>f(O)': Iran's 'Mathematical' Warning To US Over Hormuz Blockade Threat
US President Donald Trump has said the American Navy would swiftly begin a blockade of ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormuz after US-Iran ceasefire talks in Pakistan ended without an agreement.
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Mojtaba Driven By Revenge, Would Assassinate Trump "In A Moment": Ian Bremmer
Speaking exclusively to NDTV, the risk analyst pointed out that the Strait of Hormuz is not fully open and only seven vessels passed through it in 24 hours.
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Iran Strikes Spread As US Troop Buildup Spurs Escalation Concern
Iran's weekend strikes on Middle Eastern aluminum plants may affect the prices of metal used in everything from airplanes to food packaging.
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India, 5 Others On Iran's "Friendly Nation" List For Safe Hormuz Passage
Araghchi also indicated that vessels linked to countries seen as adversaries or those involved in the ongoing conflict would not be allowed passage.
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Iran Stops Pak-Bound Ship From Crossing Hormuz Over Lack Of Permission
"The container ship SELEN was turned back by the IRGC Navy due to failure to comply with legal protocols and lack of permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz," IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri said in a post on X.
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India Great Gives Brutal Take On T20 World Cup 2026 'Boycott' Row: "Empty Vessels"
T20 World Cup Pakistan India Controversy: The Pakistan government on Sunday gave the team the green light to participate in the tournament, which starts February 7, but also announced that they will not play the group match against their arch-rivals.
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Amid Tensions, Pak National Aboard Cargo Vessel Denied Entry Into India
The ship, which was carrying bitumen from Iraq, docked on May 12 with 14 Indian crew members, two Syrians, and one Pakistani national on board.
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Opinion | Why Is Pakistan Cricket In Ruins? Because It Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Internal politics, overt government interference, constant chopping and changing of administration seem to have punctured multiple holes in the vessel that once was Pakistan cricket.
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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
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"Won't Let Any Piracy Happen": Navy Chief Amid Red Sea Attacks
Amid the recent drone attacks by suspected Houthi rebels in the Red Sea and the deployment of Pakistan vessels along the Indian coastline, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar on Thursday said that the job of the Navy is to ensure that "we
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Rare Honour 'President's Standard' Given To Navy's 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron
President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday awarded the 'President's Standard', a rare honour for its distinguished service, to the 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron, the unit that had bombed and sank Pakistan Navy's vessels in the 1971 war.
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Navy Squadron That Sunk Pak Warships In 1971 War To Get Rare Honour
The Indian Navy's 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron that bombed the Karachi Port and sunk Pakistan Navy's vessels in the 1971 war will receive the President's Standard, a rare honour for its distinguished service, from President Ram Nath Kovind
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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
-
Trump Warns 'Bombs Will Go Off' If No Deal, Iran Says Ready With 'New Cards'
Iran has said that by imposing a blockade and violating the ceasefire, Trump seeks to turn the negotiating table into a table of surrender or to justify renewed warmongering.
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'f(f(O))>f(O)': Iran's 'Mathematical' Warning To US Over Hormuz Blockade Threat
US President Donald Trump has said the American Navy would swiftly begin a blockade of ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormuz after US-Iran ceasefire talks in Pakistan ended without an agreement.
-
Mojtaba Driven By Revenge, Would Assassinate Trump "In A Moment": Ian Bremmer
Speaking exclusively to NDTV, the risk analyst pointed out that the Strait of Hormuz is not fully open and only seven vessels passed through it in 24 hours.
-
Iran Strikes Spread As US Troop Buildup Spurs Escalation Concern
Iran's weekend strikes on Middle Eastern aluminum plants may affect the prices of metal used in everything from airplanes to food packaging.
-
India, 5 Others On Iran's "Friendly Nation" List For Safe Hormuz Passage
Araghchi also indicated that vessels linked to countries seen as adversaries or those involved in the ongoing conflict would not be allowed passage.
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Iran Stops Pak-Bound Ship From Crossing Hormuz Over Lack Of Permission
"The container ship SELEN was turned back by the IRGC Navy due to failure to comply with legal protocols and lack of permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz," IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri said in a post on X.
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India Great Gives Brutal Take On T20 World Cup 2026 'Boycott' Row: "Empty Vessels"
T20 World Cup Pakistan India Controversy: The Pakistan government on Sunday gave the team the green light to participate in the tournament, which starts February 7, but also announced that they will not play the group match against their arch-rivals.
-
Amid Tensions, Pak National Aboard Cargo Vessel Denied Entry Into India
The ship, which was carrying bitumen from Iraq, docked on May 12 with 14 Indian crew members, two Syrians, and one Pakistani national on board.
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Opinion | Why Is Pakistan Cricket In Ruins? Because It Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Internal politics, overt government interference, constant chopping and changing of administration seem to have punctured multiple holes in the vessel that once was Pakistan cricket.
-
Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
-
Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
-
"Won't Let Any Piracy Happen": Navy Chief Amid Red Sea Attacks
Amid the recent drone attacks by suspected Houthi rebels in the Red Sea and the deployment of Pakistan vessels along the Indian coastline, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar on Thursday said that the job of the Navy is to ensure that "we
-
Rare Honour 'President's Standard' Given To Navy's 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron
President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday awarded the 'President's Standard', a rare honour for its distinguished service, to the 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron, the unit that had bombed and sank Pakistan Navy's vessels in the 1971 war.
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Navy Squadron That Sunk Pak Warships In 1971 War To Get Rare Honour
The Indian Navy's 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron that bombed the Karachi Port and sunk Pakistan Navy's vessels in the 1971 war will receive the President's Standard, a rare honour for its distinguished service, from President Ram Nath Kovind
