06.03.2026 12:53
After an Iranian warship was sunk by a US submarine in the Indian Ocean, India faced harsh criticism in the international community and was labeled as a "traitor country" in some circles. Following the incident, Iran seized 38 Indian commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf as retaliation, while the Indian government contacted the US Navy for assistance, but no official response has yet been received from Washington.
After an Iranian warship was sunk in the Indian Ocean by a US submarine, India became the target of criticism in the international community. Following the incident, some circles began to use the term "traitor country" for India.
RETALIATION FROM IRAN
In response to this betrayal by India, Iran took action and seized 38 Indian commercial ships located in the Persian Gulf. It was reported that the Indian government contacted the US Navy regarding the developments, but no official response had yet been received from Washington. While tensions in the region continue, developments regarding the stranded ships are being closely monitored.
HE PROMISED ISRAEL
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Israel last week, promised to strengthen the bonds of friendship, respect, and partnership between the two countries in a speech to Knesset members.
HE WELCOMED HIM WITH OPEN ARMS
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who welcomed Modi with open arms at the airport, stated in his speech at the Knesset, "Narendra, my dear friend. There has never been a moment that has moved me more than your presence here. You are a great friend of Israel, a defender of the Israel-India alliance, and a great leader on the world stage."