Arabian Sea News
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At first the video depicts a seemingly calm, sun-drenched sea from aboard the Avocet, until a pale blue skiff appears in the distance, cutting rapidly across the Indian Ocean toward the bulk ship’s starboard side.
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Oil & Natural Gas Corp., India’s biggest energy explorer, plans to produce natural gas from discoveries off the country’s west coast in four years in a move that may boost its output of the fuel by 13 percent.
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Tropical cyclone Phet in the Arabian Sea is losing intensity and will cross Oman coast later today, the India Meteorological Department said on its website.
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Iran has captured 13 pirates after a clash in the Indian Ocean, according to Iranian Navy Commander Habibollah Sayari, the state-run Fars news agency reported.
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Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, killed in a shootout with U.S. forces in Pakistan, was buried today in the North Arabian Sea in a process that followed Islamic traditions, U.S. officials said.
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The U.S. Navy said it rescued 13 Iranian fishermen held hostage by pirates in the Northern Arabian Sea days after an Iranian military leader warned against sending a U.S. aircraft carrier into the Persian Gulf.
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Somali pirates hijacked a South Korean freighter with 21 crew members in the Arabian Sea yesterday, South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said.
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Armed forces of the United Arab Emirates rescued a cargo vessel yesterday from pirates, the state news agency reported.
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“Nobody’s announced a war, young lady,” President Barack Obama said in New York on March 2, wagging his finger at an audience member who decried the possibility of U.S. military action against Iran. “But we appreciate your sentiment.”
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A tropical depression in the Arabian Sea may intensify into a cyclone and head toward India’s west coast, where the world’s largest oil refining complex owned by Reliance Industries Ltd. and ports are located.
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