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'Flurry of missiles': Indian sailors risk work at sea as Middle East war grinds on

Dawn / 25 May 2026 / 3h ago

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Born to landless Indian farmers, Sunil Pooniya thought a job at sea would be his ticket out of poverty, instead his first voyage saw him diving into the ocean to escape a deadly attack driven by the US-Israel war on Iran. For hundreds of thousands of Indians, merchant shipping jobs are a lucrative proposition despite the inherent risks. The attack on Pooniya’s ship killed two fellow Indians — the

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'Flurry of missiles': Indian sailors risk work at sea as Middle East war grinds on

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