Families of Indian sailors killed in US attack demand accountability and $5m compensation (opens original article in a new tab)

Families of Indian sailors killed in a US attack on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman demand accountability and $5m compensation, citing the US military's actions and a separate death due to medical delays.

• Families of three Indian sailors killed in US attack demand $5m compensation and accountability.
• US military claims the attacked ship ignored 60 warnings, but Indian union disputes this.
• Another Indian seafarer died due to delayed medical evacuation, adding to the families' demands.