Archive · 16 Sep 2026
India Protests Pakistan Naval Conduct After Ships Collide
India and Pakistan are neighbors with naval forces at sea.
An Indian Navy unit collided with Pakistani naval units.
India says the collision happened because the Pakistani units acted in an unacceptable and unprofessional way.
India then called Pakistan’s diplomat in New Delhi to the Ministry of External Affairs.
India gave the diplomat a strong protest.
The report does not explain exactly how the collision happened.
It also does not say when or where at sea the incident occurred.
Pakistan’s response is not included in the report.
India summoned Pakistan’s Charge d’Affaires in New Delhi over the incident.
The Ministry of External Affairs lodged a strong protest with Pakistan.
India said Pakistani naval units behaved unacceptably and unprofessionally at sea.
The conduct allegedly led to a collision involving an Indian Navy unit.
The statement did not provide the collision’s date, location, or details of damage or injuries.
- Who
- The Indian Navy, Pakistani naval units, India’s Ministry of External Affairs, and Pakistan’s Charge d’Affaires in New Delhi.
- What
- A collision occurred between an Indian Navy unit and Pakistani naval units, prompting India to lodge a protest.
- When
- Not specified in the report.
- Where
- At sea; the diplomatic protest took place in New Delhi.
- Why
- India said the collision resulted from unacceptable and unprofessional conduct by Pakistani naval units.
- Incident
- Collision involving a unit of the Indian Navy and Pakistani naval units
- India’s allegation
- Pakistani naval units acted unacceptably and unprofessionally at sea
- Diplomatic action
- Pakistan’s Charge d’Affaires was summoned
- Protesting body
- India’s Ministry of External Affairs
- Protest location
- New Delhi
- Timing and damage
- Not provided in the report