#gulf-crisis
US Air Force Aircraft Missing Near Strait of Hormuz After Emergency Alert
US Air Force Tanker Aircraft Goes Missing Near Hormuz After Emergency Alert A US Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker, widely known as a “flying gas station” for its mid-air refuelling capabilities, reportedly lost signal over the Gulf region near the
US Air Force Aircraft Missing Near Strait of Hormuz After Emergency Alert
US Air Force Tanker Aircraft Goes Missing Near Hormuz After Emergency Alert A US Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker, widely known as a “flying gas station” for its mid-air refuelling capabilities, reportedly lost signal over the Gulf region near the
India Fast-Tracks Oil and LPG Import Deals Amid Middle East Supply Crisis
India is accelerating the signing of contracts for crude oil and LPG imports, aiming to diversify its supply sources amidst disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The country's need for oil has been rising, with daily imports averaging 5.5 to 6 million barrels. After Russia's oil imports were reduced as part of an agreement with the U.S., India has been exploring new avenues to ensure stable oil supplies, including from Russia, despite the geopolitical tensions.
India Fast-Tracks Oil and LPG Import Deals Amid Middle East Supply Crisis
India is accelerating the signing of contracts for crude oil and LPG imports, aiming to diversify its supply sources amidst disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The country's need for oil has been rising, with daily imports averaging 5.5 to 6 million barrels. After Russia's oil imports were reduced as part of an agreement with the U.S., India has been exploring new avenues to ensure stable oil supplies, including from Russia, despite the geopolitical tensions.
Indians among travellers leaving Gulf as Iran strikes trigger security fears
Rising tensions in West Asia have triggered concern among Indian residents and travellers in Gulf countries after a series of Iranian missile and drone strikes targeted locations in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain over the weekend. The attacks, which hit areas long considered safe for business and tourism, have led to a sudden increase in people trying to leave the region, including Indian professionals, workers, and visitors. Travel operators and security agencies repo
Indians among travellers leaving Gulf as Iran strikes trigger security fears
Rising tensions in West Asia have triggered concern among Indian residents and travellers in Gulf countries after a series of Iranian missile and drone strikes targeted locations in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain over the weekend. The attacks, which hit areas long considered safe for business and tourism, have led to a sudden increase in people trying to leave the region, including Indian professionals, workers, and visitors. Travel operators and security agencies repo









