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Who Controls The Sea? Iran Ship Sinking Puts Maritime Laws Under Spotlight
The sinking of the Iranian Navy ship IRIS Dena near the Sri Lankan coast by a US submarine strike has drawn attention to one key question: who controls the seas?
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"Guest Of India Struck In International Waters": Iran On US Submarine Attack
Iran launched a new wave of attacks Thursday morning at Israeli and American bases and threatened that the United States would "bitterly regret" torpedoing an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean.
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Iranian Tanker Seized By India Spent Days In Pak Waters, Went Dark For Hours
India seized three oil tankers suspected of links to Iran's sanctioned oil trade after a dramatic mid-sea operation, which revealed a deliberate 11-hour blackout of tracking systems and illegal fuel transfers in Indian waters involving one of them.
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The Black River Of India: Inside The Mystique Of Karnataka's Kali
The Kali River in Karnataka flows 184 km from the Western Ghats to the Arabian Sea, named for its dark water caused by a manganese-rich riverbed.
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Ever Seen A Reverse Waterfall? Viral Video Shows Maharashtra's Rare Phenomenon
A recent viral video has captured the mesmerising sight of reverse waterfalls in Maharashtra, where powerful monsoon winds push water upward instead of down.
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Why This Surreal Luxury Resort In Red Sea Won A Major Award, First For Saudi Arabia
The resort features 63 seashell-inspired overwater and beachfront villas
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Fighter Jets To Missile Destroyers: US Firepower In Gulf As Iran Strike Looms
US President Donald Trump said in January that "very big, very powerful" ships were sailing to Iran and that America hoped to not have to use them. As Trump considers a strike on Iran, a host of US military assets have been sent to the Middle East.
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Garbage From Thailand, Myanmar And Malaysia Found On Andaman Beach, Video Sparks Outrage
Plastic waste from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar, has been found on Andaman Island beaches, highlighting the extent of water pollution.
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6 Essential Tips Every First-Time Scuba Diver Should Know
The deep sea has its own rules, pressures, and challenges. This is why proper preparation matters. Without basic knowledge and the right safety measures, a fun dive can quickly become risky.
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NASA Spots Giant Antarctic Iceberg Turning Blue as It Nears Breakup
NASA scientists are closely tracking iceberg A-23A as vivid blue meltwater pools spread across its surface, signalling rapid decay. Once covering nearly 4,000 square kilometres, the Antarctic megaberg has shrunk to about 1,180 square kilometres and is fragmenting in warmer South Atlantic waters, offering valuable insight into how rising temperature...
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Who Controls The Sea? Iran Ship Sinking Puts Maritime Laws Under Spotlight
The sinking of the Iranian Navy ship IRIS Dena near the Sri Lankan coast by a US submarine strike has drawn attention to one key question: who controls the seas?
-
"Guest Of India Struck In International Waters": Iran On US Submarine Attack
Iran launched a new wave of attacks Thursday morning at Israeli and American bases and threatened that the United States would "bitterly regret" torpedoing an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean.
-
Iranian Tanker Seized By India Spent Days In Pak Waters, Went Dark For Hours
India seized three oil tankers suspected of links to Iran's sanctioned oil trade after a dramatic mid-sea operation, which revealed a deliberate 11-hour blackout of tracking systems and illegal fuel transfers in Indian waters involving one of them.
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The Black River Of India: Inside The Mystique Of Karnataka's Kali
The Kali River in Karnataka flows 184 km from the Western Ghats to the Arabian Sea, named for its dark water caused by a manganese-rich riverbed.
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Ever Seen A Reverse Waterfall? Viral Video Shows Maharashtra's Rare Phenomenon
A recent viral video has captured the mesmerising sight of reverse waterfalls in Maharashtra, where powerful monsoon winds push water upward instead of down.
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Why This Surreal Luxury Resort In Red Sea Won A Major Award, First For Saudi Arabia
The resort features 63 seashell-inspired overwater and beachfront villas
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Fighter Jets To Missile Destroyers: US Firepower In Gulf As Iran Strike Looms
US President Donald Trump said in January that "very big, very powerful" ships were sailing to Iran and that America hoped to not have to use them. As Trump considers a strike on Iran, a host of US military assets have been sent to the Middle East.
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Garbage From Thailand, Myanmar And Malaysia Found On Andaman Beach, Video Sparks Outrage
Plastic waste from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Myanmar, has been found on Andaman Island beaches, highlighting the extent of water pollution.
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6 Essential Tips Every First-Time Scuba Diver Should Know
The deep sea has its own rules, pressures, and challenges. This is why proper preparation matters. Without basic knowledge and the right safety measures, a fun dive can quickly become risky.
-
NASA Spots Giant Antarctic Iceberg Turning Blue as It Nears Breakup
NASA scientists are closely tracking iceberg A-23A as vivid blue meltwater pools spread across its surface, signalling rapid decay. Once covering nearly 4,000 square kilometres, the Antarctic megaberg has shrunk to about 1,180 square kilometres and is fragmenting in warmer South Atlantic waters, offering valuable insight into how rising temperature...
