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India Weighs Security Assurances Before West Asia Fuel Shipments, Asks Navy To Remain On Standby
India Weighs Security Assurances Before West Asia Fuel Shipments, Asks Navy To Remain On Standby
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India Weighs Security Assurances Before West Asia Fuel Shipments, Asks Navy To Remain On Standby

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India is looking for alternative options and security assurances for urgent fuel shipments and has asked the Navy to remain on standby to escort ships, sources said.

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