Indian Diplomat R. Srinivas Reacts as Sharif Makes ‘Victory’ Claim Over 2025 Conflict
Trump shared Sharif’s UN clip and said he helped stop the India-Pakistan conflict, while New Delhi said the pause followed a Pakistani military request.
- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar rebuked Pakistan at the 81st United Nations General Assembly on Saturday, calling the nation a "serial practitioner of terrorism" and asserting India's right to defend itself against cross-border threats.
- Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Friday address preceded Jaishankar's remarks, with Sharif crediting President Donald Trump for his "timely intervention" in the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict and raising the Kashmir issue.
- Rejecting arguments to normalize terrorism, Jaishankar emphasized that such attempts "would not stand" and asserted it is for the perpetrator to "mend its ways." He noted that friendship and goodwill cannot coexist with terrorism.
- Addressing the General Assembly, Jaishankar warned that attacks on commercial shipping in the Gulf are "unacceptable" and called for restraint, civilian protection, and uninterrupted flow of energy and commerce.
- Citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for an end to prolonged conflicts, Jaishankar stated "endless war must give way now to an end to war." He highlighted India's humanitarian assistance across the Global South.
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Attack on seafarers 'unacceptable': Jaishankar at UNGA
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, addressing the UN General Assembly, condemned the targeting of commercial shipping and seafarers in the Gulf, calling it "simply unacceptable." He also voiced deep concern over the "weaponisation of everything," which he stated has severe consequences for Global South nations, impacting peace, progress, and development globally. India urged restraint, de-escalation, and protection of civilians, while also …
'Endless War Must Give Way': Jaishankar's Strong Message To World Leaders At UN
External Affairs Minster S Jaishankar while addressing world leaders at the United Nations on Saturday, called for an end to prolonged conflicts, saying "endless war must give way now to an end to war", while expressing concern over the Gulf and
New Delhi urges conflicting parties in Middle East to exercise restraint, says top diplomat, rejects targeting commercial ships, seafarers in international waterways
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