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 by Staff Writers New Delhi (AFP) June 20, 2019
India has sent warships and stepped up aerial surveillance in strategic Gulf waters, the Press Trust of India reported on Thursday, with global tensions rising in the region. "INS Chennai and INS Sunayna have been deployed in the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf to undertake maritime security operations," the navy said, quoted by PTI. The aim is "to re-assure the Indian-flagged vessels operating/transiting through the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, following the maritime security incidents in the region," the navy said. US President Donald Trump on Thursday said Iran made a "big mistake" by shooting down a US spy drone. The Pentagon said the downing occurred in international air space but Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps said the drone had violated Iran's air corridor. Washington had already accused Iran of carrying out attacks on tanker vessels in the Strait of Hormuz area, which links the Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, and through which much of the world's oil passes. "Aerial surveillance by IN aircraft is also being undertaken in the area," India's navy said, according to PTI. India's ambassador to Washington said in May that his energy-hungry nation had ended all imports of oil from Iran, in response to threatened US sanctions.
Justin Trudeau approves expansion of Trans Mountain oil pipeline Washington DC (UPI) Jun 19, 2019 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Cabinet approved an expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline Tuesday. Tuesday was the second time the project had been approved by Trudeau's government amid a history of delays and protests over plans to grant the extension that will carry about a million barrels of oil from Alberta to British Columbia. In the decision, Trudeau's Cabinet agreed with a conclusion by the National Energy Board that although the pipeline poses a potential threat ... read more
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