Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing G7 leaders in France, highlighted the deaths of Indian seafarers in a recent US military strike and stressed the need to secure global maritime routes. Referring to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, he warned of economic consequences and urged the international community to ensure the safety of seafarers and protect global shipping lanes.
Evian: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday raised concerns over the tragic deaths of Indian seafarers in a recent US military strike during his address to G7 leaders, including US President Donald Trump, who was seated beside him.
Concerns raised at G7 summit
Highlighting the severe human and economic toll of instability in the Strait of Hormuz, the Prime Minister strongly advocated safeguarding international maritime trade routes.
"We welcome the progress made in peace efforts in West Asia. This conflict has caused loss of life and property in our friendly countries in the region. Disruptions to maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz have adversely affected the global economy," PM Modi stated.
Call to protect seafarers
Underscoring India's commitment to the global seafaring community, he added, "Several Indian civilians have also lost their lives. The safety of seafarers, who connect nations through global maritime trade, is our responsibility."
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