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'Relations Are Built on Basis of Sensitivities': India Sends Strong Message to Turkey over Support to Pakistan
- On May 22, 2025, during a press briefing in New Delhi, India's official representative for external affairs delivered a firm warning to Turkey regarding its backing of Pakistan.
- India linked the message to recent India-Pakistan hostilities and Turkey's delivery of weapons to Pakistan, urging Turkey to stop supporting cross-border terrorism.
- India emphasized that bilateral relations require mutual respect and sensitivity, recalling discussions with China and highlighting the use of Turkish and Chinese drones by Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.
- Jaiswal emphasized that relationships depend on mutual sensitivity to each other's concerns and called on Turkey to actively encourage Pakistan to cease its support for terrorism and implement genuine and transparent measures against the networks it has sheltered.
- The incident suggests growing strain between India and Turkey, with India suspending key agreements and expecting Turkey to influence Pakistan toward ending cross-border terrorism.
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'Relations are built on basis of sensitivities': India sends strong message to Turkey over support to Pakistan
India has called on Turkey to act against Pakistan's support for terrorism, linking bilateral relations to Turkey's stance on the issue. The diplomatic fallout is marked by public backlash in India and security concerns impacting Turkish business operations.
'Ties are built on sensitivities...': India sends strong message to Turkey over support to Pakistan
India expects Turkey to strongly urge Pakistan to stop supporting cross-border terrorism and take clear actions against the terror ecosystem Islamabad has harboured over the years, the Centre said on Thursday in a clear and firm message to Turkey. "We expect Turkiye to strongly urge Pakistan to end its support to cross-border terrorism and take credible and verifiable actions against the terror ecosystem it has harboured for decades. Relations a…
On Turkey, India highlights need for 'sensitivities to each other's concerns'
Referring to the outrage against Turkey over its support for Pakistan post the Pahalgam attack, EAM spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that both nations should have a sensitive approach towards matters concerning each other.
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