Second Iranian Ship Near Sri Lanka, Navy on High Alert

0:00I'm Corey, and this is your pulse of the world. Global news today. A second Iranian ship is lingering just nine nautical miles of Sri Lanka's coast right now. A spokesperson for Sri Lanka's Cabinet confirmed this on Tuesday, March 10th. This comes after the Sri Lankan Navy helped out a distressed Iranian military vessel called Iris Dina in water south of the island just a day. Earlier, earlier this week, the Navy conducted a rescue operation for the Iris Dennis crew, towing the ship to safety. Now, this new vessel has shown up nearby, prompting close monitoring by local authorities. Sri Lankan officials seem calm but firm about the situation. They're keeping a watchful eye to ensure no risks to their waters or coastline. No immediate threats have been reported. The cabinet spokesperson made it clear the ship will eventually be moved away from the area. Details on why it's there or its condition remain limited. For now, the Navy stays ready for any further action as the situation unfolds in international waters near Sri Lanka. Updates could come soon from officials. The daily news now is presented

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