22 Indians killed in West Asia conflict since February, 14 were seafarers
The short version
- India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed 22 Indian nationals killed in the West Asia conflict since February.
- Fourteen of the deceased were seafarers.
- The MEA expressed serious concern over the deteriorating security situation in the region.
- The conflict has affected Indian citizens, particularly those working at sea.
- Multiple Indian news outlets reported the same death toll and details.
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First reported by Hindustan Times India says 22 nationals killed in West Asia conflict since February, 14 were seafarers
The Indian Express 22 Indians killed in West Asia conflict since February, 14 were seafarers: MEA
Scroll.in 22 Indians killed in West Asia conflict, says MEA
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- Hindustan Times, centreHT Evening News Brief October 28: Netanyahu leads in Israel elections; India claims 22 killed in West Asia war since February
- Scroll.in, left-leaning22 Indians killed in West Asia conflict, says MEA
- The Indian Express, centre22 Indians killed in West Asia conflict since February, 14 were seafarers: MEA
- Hindustan Times, centreIndia says 22 nationals killed in West Asia conflict since February, 14 were seafarers