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Iran-Israel war: India expresses ‘great anxiety’ over intensification of conflict in West Asia

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Why in news

India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed 'great anxiety' over the intensifying Iran-Israel conflict in West Asia, emphasizing civilian safety and the threat to merchant shipping.

Background

The Ministry of External Affairs issued the statement on March 3, 2026. India specifically condemned attacks on merchant shipping due to their impact on trade and energy supply chains.

Facts for Prelims

  • FactIndia expressed 'great anxiety' regarding the intensification of conflict in West Asia on March 3, 2026
  • FactIndia condemned attacks on merchant shipping as a disruption to trade and energy supply chains
  • PostMinistry of External Affairs (MEA) is the nodal body for India's foreign policy

For Mains

Q. Analyze the implications of escalating conflicts in West Asia on India's energy security and maritime trade routes.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Energy security: Vulnerability of sea-borne oil and gas imports to regional maritime instability
  • Trade disruption: Impact of West Asian conflict on global supply chain logistics and shipping costs

Keywords: Energy security · Maritime trade · Diplomatic mediation · Supply chain resilience · Geopolitical stability

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