Why Marco Rubio told India that Hormuz 'violations will not be tolerated' after attacks on ships carrying Indians

The recent attacks on ships carrying Indian crew in the Gulf have sparked a diplomatic row between India and the US, with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar speaking to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to convey the country's strong protest. The conversation took place after the Indian government summoned the US Chargé d'Affaires Jason Meeks for the second time in less than 48 hours to express its concern over the attacks. The Indian government has made it clear that such lethal actions against commercial shipping are not justified and will not be tolerated. The attacks have resulted in the loss of lives of three Indian mariners, and the Indian government is seeking a thorough investigation into the incident and compensation for the families of the victims. The Indian government has also emphasized the need for ensuring the safety and security of Indian crew members working on commercial vessels in the Gulf. The US has assured India that it will look into the matter and take necessary steps to prevent such incidents in the future. The incident has highlighted the need for greater cooperation and coordination between India and the US on maritime security issues, and the two countries are expected to discuss the matter further in the coming days. The Indian government has also reached out to other countries whose nationals were affected by the attacks, and is working closely with them to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice. The incident has also raised concerns about the safety of commercial shipping in the Gulf, and the Indian government is working with other countries to enhance security measures in the region. The Indian Navy has also been put on high alert to ensure the safety of Indian ships and crew members in the Gulf.