Sri Lanka trying to ‘safeguard lives’ on second Iran ship after US attack

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Following a US submarine attack that destroyed an Iranian frigate and killed dozens of sailors in international waters off Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka is attempting to "safeguard lives" on a second Iranian warship in the same area. The second vessel, carrying over 100 crew members, contacted Sri Lankan authorities, reporting engine trouble. While Sri Lanka is not allowing the ship to port, communication is ongoing. The incident occurs amidst a widening US-Israeli war with Iran, drawing Sri Lanka into the conflict despite its neutrality. Sri Lanka is preparing to hand over the remains of the Iranian sailors killed in the US attack.
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