印度证实：应伊朗请求，允许三艘伊朗船只停靠印港口，部分船员安置在印海军设施内

【环球网报道 记者 姜蔼玲】The recent sinking of an Iranian warship by a U.S. submarine near the waters of Sri Lanka has drawn attention from the outside world. According to reports from Reuters and the Hindustan Times, Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar stated on March 9 that Iran had requested India to allow three of its vessels to dock at Indian ports, and the Indian side approved this request on March 1.

On the same day, Jaishankar revealed this information at a meeting, stating that the Indian government believes this was the "right course of action." He also mentioned that one of the three vessels had docked at the southern Indian port of Kochi on March 4, and the crew is currently being accommodated at Indian naval facilities.

Previously, an Indian government source told Reuters that on the same day the Iranian frigate "Dena" was attacked by a U.S. submarine (March 4), the Indian side allowed another Iranian warship, the "Ravan," to dock at the southern Indian port of Kochi in response to an urgent request from Iran. Jaishankar confirmed this information on March 7, stating, "I believe we approached this matter from a humanitarian perspective, rather than a legal one. I think we did the right thing."