Warships do not accidentally find themselves on a collision course. They have powerful radars, navigation systems and communications equipment constantly tracking what is happening around them. So, ...

PNS Hunain, a Pakistani Navy Yarmook-class patrol vessel, returned to port after colliding with an Indian Navy warship in the North Arabian Sea on September 15. Sources said the Pakistani vessel ...

Two ships locked together after a collision in the Mediterranean that caused an oil spill have broken away from each other, easing recovery operations, French maritime officials said. The accident ...

Though the Indian Navy ship involved—and the personnel onboard—was not damaged in the collision, New Delhi has called it 'unacceptable and unprofessional', lodging a protest with Islamabad's Charge d' ...

The incident was said to have taken place about 120 nautical miles from the Gulf of Oman. For several months now, Indian Navy destroyers and frigates have been deployed on missions in the North ...

In the wake of the recent collision between INS Kolkata and PNS Hunain in the north Arabian Sea, read how naval ramming has evolved from ancient warfare to modern “shouldering” tactics.

A Pakistani navy vessel collided with a frontline Indian destroyer in the Arabian Sea. The high-speed collision caused minor damage to the vessels, but once again emphasized the fragility of ties ...

India Today TV has accessed a simulator-based recreation of the September 15 collision between an Indian Navy Kolkata-class destroyer and Pakistan Navy's PNS Hunain in the northern Arabian Sea. The ...