INS Kolkata was on routine deployment, Pakistan vessel conducted in unacceptable manner: MEA | India News - The Indian Express
The Indian Express reports that the Indian Navy destroyer INS Kolkata collided with Pakistan Navy ship Hunain in the North Arabian Sea during a routine deployment. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs stated that Hunain behaved in an unacceptable and unprofessional manner at sea, which led to the collision.
# INS Kolkata was on routine deployment, Pakistan vessel conducted in unacceptable manner: MEA | India News - The Indian Express Published: 2026-09-19T05:25:28+05:30 Source: indianexpress.com (indianexpress.com) Language: en ## Story INS Kolkata was on routine deployment, Pakistan vessel conducted in unacceptable manner: MEA | India News - The Indian Express skip to content # INS Kolkata was on routine deployment, Pakistan vessel conducted in unacceptable manner: MEA ## India rejects Islamabad's allegations relating to collision at sea, says it’s Pak’s ‘usual prevarication’ Indian Navy destroyer INS Kolkata was involved in a collision with PNS Hunain in the North Arabian Sea on September 15 Make us preferred source on Google Whatsapp twitter Facebook Reddit PRINT THREE DAYS after a frontline warship of the Indian Navy and a Pakistani Navy vessel were involved in a collision in international waters in the North Arabian Sea, Delhi on Friday officially identified the ship as INS Kolkata and said that the Pakistani Naval Ship Hunain conducted itself in an “unacceptable and unprofessional manner at sea” that resulted in the collision Ministry of External Affairs’ official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal on Friday said: “Let me reiterate the facts of the matter. INS Kolkata was on a routine deployment in the western Arabian Sea when Pakistani Naval Ship Hunain conducted itself in an unacceptable and unprofessional manner at sea that resulted in a collision.” Expand - Tags: - Indian Navy Advertisement Sep 19: Latest News 01 ‘It was my idea’: Gukesh explains shock…
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