India Summons US Diplomat: 3 Indian sailors killed in Gulf of Oman; The Ministry of External Affairs arrested US Ambassador Jason Meeks

• India’s Ministry of External Affairs has once again summoned US Acting Ambassador Jason Meeks
• 3 Indian sailors died in this alleged action of US Navy
  Such use of lethal force against civilian merchant ships is a violation of international maritime security regulations

India Summons US Diplomat : India has expressed strong displeasure over the alleged action by the US Navy against merchant ships with Indian crew in the Gulf of Oman. In this case, the Ministry of External Affairs once again summoned Jason Meeks, Acting Ambassador of the American Mission in India, and registered a strong protest from India. In a meeting held in the South Block, India raised serious objections to the action of the US Navy. Interestingly, Jason Meeks was previously summoned on Wednesday night as well.

The Ministry of External Affairs stated in clear terms that the use of lethal force against civilian merchant ships is totally unacceptable. Such violent incidents pose a serious threat to international maritime security. It can also affect regional stability. Therefore, India has requested America to take concrete measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

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Meanwhile, the Indian government has admitted that three Indian sailors died in these operations. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal informed that the US Navy has targeted three ships containing Indian sailors. India has expressed concern over such incidents taking place when it is possible to avoid loss of life of civilians.

According to the information received, in the last four days, the US forces have taken action against three ships in a row. On June 8, the first attack took place on the Palau-flagged oil tanker ‘Marivex’. There were 24 Indian sailors on this ship. Although the ship was destroyed after the attack, everyone was rescued safely. On June 10, another oil tanker, ‘Setebelo’ of Palau, was attacked. Three sailors out of 24 Indians died in this attack. Then again on June 11, a third action was taken against the Guinea-Bissau-flagged oil tanker ‘Jalveer’. There were 20 Indian sailors on this ship.

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Randhir Jaiswal said that two of the three ships were sanctioned by the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFC), while one was accused of non-compliance. This organization works to impose restrictions on ships transporting Iranian and Russian oil. However, India has clarified that it is not appropriate to take lethal action against civilian ships while enforcing sanctions