Naval Clash Sparks Old Accusations | Global News

Naval clash in the Arabian Sea sparks blame game between India and Pakistan, reigniting Cold War-era tensions as both accuse each other of violating a 1991 agreement meant to prevent accidental collisions. India says its ship barely took damage, while Pakistan remains vague on their vessel’s injuries — but both sides are calling the other reckless. India protests Pakistan’s maneuvers as “unacceptable,” while Pakistan summons India’s envoy, labeling Indian ships “highly provocative” for encroaching into their economic zone. The 1991 pact requires naval vessels to stay at least three nautical miles apart — India claims Pakistan breached it, Pakistan says India did. With recent military strikes just a year ago, this incident could escalate quickly — and Pakistan is now urging the international community to intervene.

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