Jaishankar Flags ‘Lack of Empathy’ in US over India’s Terrorism Concerns, Says It Impacts Ties
Jaishankar said Washington’s response to India’s terrorism concerns is affecting ties as he also cited trade disputes in the relationship.
- On Monday, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar addressed the Asia Society in New York, stating that insufficient U.S. 'empathy' regarding terrorism from a neighbour complicates India-United States bilateral ties.
- Jaishankar described terrorism as a deliberate policy pursued against India over decades, emphasizing that when a primary security concern lacks appreciation from a partner, the relationship suffers.
- The South Asia Terrorism Portal reported that in 2025 Pakistan suffered 1,077 terrorist incidents, resulting in 655 civilian deaths and 1,229 security personnel losses, underscoring regional volatility.
- Relations between the United States and Pakistan have seen an upswing since January 2025, with President Donald Trump hosting Pakistan Field Marshal Asim Munir at the White House last year.
- Jaishankar stated India hopes for an 'upward trajectory' in ties, though he emphasized progress requires addressing these unresolved security issues with the United States.
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Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has expressed concern over the growing relationship between the United States and Pakistan. He said that bilateral relations cannot be strengthened until the Western countries are clear about India's security, especially cross-border terrorism. Jaishankar described terrorism as the most important issue and said that partners must understand India's sensitivity.
Lack of understanding about cross-border terror concerns impacts bilateral ties: Jaishankar on India-U.S. relations
External Affairs Minister S. v says terrorism from Pakistan is a primary Indian concern, and its lack of full appreciation by partners affects ties, amid warming Washington-Islamabad relations
EAM Jaishankar flags lack of empathy in US over India’s terrorism concerns, says it impacts ties - The Tribune
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that Washington's lack of sensitivity toward Pakistan-backed cross-border terrorism creates a major hurdle in India-US relations. Highlighting decades of state-sponsored terror, he stressed that a partner must fully appreciate India's core security concerns.
Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar made a major statement during an event held in the United States. He explained the reasons why relations between India and the United States are failing to develop the warmth and trust that both countries hope for. Let's find out what Jaishankar said...
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