A Pakistan Navy ship approached a frontline Indian Navy warship at high speed in the North Arabian Sea on Tuesday evening, September 15, leading to a collision, ANI sources said.

The Indian warship was on a routine surveillance mission when the Pakistan Naval Ship came close at high speed and manoeuvred in what sources described as an unprofessional and unsafe manner.

The manoeuvres resulted in the two naval vessels colliding in the North Arabian Sea.

No damage reported

According to sources, no damage has been reported following the collision.

The incident took place on the evening of September 15, 2026, during the Indian warship's routine surveillance operations in the North Arabian Sea.

Further details about the circumstances surrounding the collision were not immediately available.