In order to limit the restriction, the Foreign Ministry confirmed on Tuesday, April 29, after a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which ruled the tension between the two neighboring countries.
“We are solving both sides and of course we say they do not throw away the situation,” said Tammy Bruce, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry during briefing with reporters.
She added: “The Secretary expects to talk to the Foreign Minister Pakistan and India today or tomorrow.”
Global diplomacy support
Bruce noted that Rubio also supports a wider diplomatic effort to dispose of the crisis.
“It calls on other national leaders, other foreign ministers to address the countries on this matter,” she said, marked by a growing international concern.
Cashmere attack increases tension
The diplomatic reach comes in response to a deadly attack on April 22 in the popular tourist destination in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Armed armedmen killed 26 men in what the new Delhi described a terrorist attack organized by Pakistan’s support.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a hard attitude after the attack and promised that the army would have “operational freedom” to react.
India accuses Pakistan, Islamabad denies
India accused Pakistan of the support of the perpetrators, and Islamabad rejects the claim.
India intensifies the diplomatic reach of global condemnation
Minister of external affairs with Jaishankar on Tuesday led telephone interviews with the Ministers of Seven UNSC Security Council members (UNSC) in speculation about the possible reaction of India to a deadly terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam.
Jaishankar spoke with the counterparts from Algeria, Greece, Guyana, Panama, Slovenia, Sierry Leone and Somalia – a step aimed at strengthening global support for Indian attitude to terrorism and emphasizing his “zero tolerance” policy.
India seeks responsibility
During the calls, Jaishankar emphasized India’s determination to bring perpetrators, planners and supporters of Pahalgam to justice.
“India is solved that perpetrators, planners and supporters of this attack are brought to court,” Jaishankar said on social media.
He also expressed recognition for the support of the UN Secretary General António Guterrese, who personally called the Minister and strongly condemned the attack.
“I appreciate his unambiguous conviction of the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. He agreed to the importance of responsibility,” Jaishankar said after the call.
UN Security Council statement
UNSC previously issued a statement on April 25, convicts of Pahalgam’s attack under the “strongest conditions”. However, the statement was reportedly delayed and softened after Pakistan – with the support of China – worked to dilute his language.
Nevertheless, the Council reaffirmed its attitude that terrorism in all forms “represents one of the most serious threats for international peace and security”.
There is a growing speculation that UNSC can re -inspect this problem in future sessions, especially because the pressure creates a stronger global attitude.
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Global Leaders will gather for India
In the show of wide international support, several world leaders asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to condemn the attack and express solidarity. It belongs to:
US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Egyptian President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi, Jordanian King Abdullah II, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Schoof, American vice president JD Vance, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli.
India also participated in extensive reach with other countries and shared evidence of cross -border involvement in the attack.
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