Shipping 'Must Not Become Targets of Geopolitical Tensions': India
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India Condemns Targeting of Commercial Shipping at UN
United Nations/Hyderabad, Sept 19 (Maxim News): India has strongly condemned the targeting of commercial shipping amid geopolitical tensions, calling for the protection of freedom of navigation and safe passage for vessels. India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, P Harish, made the remarks during a UN Security Council meeting on maritime security chaired by Bahrain. He reiterated India’s commitment to maintaining free, open and s…
India at UN | India has made it clear at the United Nations (UNO) that targeting commercial shipping is inappropriate in the context of geopolitical tensions and that no one should obstruct the freedom of navigation of ships. India's Permanent Representative to the UN, P Harish, made these comments at a Security Council meeting on maritime security held under the chairmanship of Bahrain.
New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): Amid the ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, India has raised concerns at the United Nations Security Council regarding maritime trade and the safety of sailors… The post India's blunt statement on the Strait of Hormuz crisis at the UN, 'Don't make maritime trade a target of geopolitical tensions' appeared first on uttamhindu.com.
India message: Do not target maritime trade geopolitical ends P. Harish speaks at the UN on the Hormuz crisis.
P. Harish in the UN: India has once again expressed concern about attacks on commercial ships. India has also suffered losses due to the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz.
India at UNSC: Commercial maritime traffic must not become geopolitical targets - OrissaPOST
United Nations: India, whose shipping and nationals have suffered collateral damage in the Strait of Hormuz conflict, has reiterated its call for respecting international law and said commercial maritime traffic “must not become targets of geopolitical tensions”. “Navigational rights must not be subject to coercion, threats, unlawful restrictions or arbitrary interference”, India’s Permanent Representative P […]
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