On Wednesday, the European Union called on India and Pakistan to immediately act to alleviate the situation among neighboring countries. The eurobug thus responded to the attacks between nuclear powers, which have so far claimed almost 40 dead. After an extraordinary meeting in Islamabad, the Pakistani National Security Committee said that the International Community must take responsibility for its attacks on Pakistan. According to the AFP report, TASR reports this.
“We call on both parties to demonstrate restraint and take immediate steps towards de -escalation. The EU again emphasizes the need for the agreed, agreed and permanent peaceful resolution of the conflict,” EU spokesman for foreign policy Anouar El Anouni said.
India announced on Wednesday night that it had taken air attacks on the infrastructure of militants in Pakistan, including the Pakistani part of Kashmir. Pakistan then announced retaliation. Indian attacks in Pakistan have so far claimed 26 victims, India reporting 12 dead. Dozens of people suffered injuries.
The attacks occurred after weeks of unrest that followed the attack of the gunmen in the India -managed Kashmir region. India accused Pakistan of the attack, which killed 26 tourists.
After Indian attacks, an extraordinary meeting of the Pakistani Security Committee took place. “The National Security Committee calls on the international community to recognize the seriousness of the uninvolved and illegal steps of India And it was faced with responsibility for her obvious violation of international standards and laws, ”said the office of Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif.
In the meantime, several countries responded to restraint to escalation. The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the X Network said that Both sides must urgently take responsible steps. The ministry also convened a crisis session and German officials are in contact with both parties.
Turkey warned of the risk of war in response to India’s attacks on Pakistan. The Ministry of Diplomacy condemned “provocative initiative as well as attacks targeted on civilians and civilian infrastructure”. Ankara challenged Islamabad and Nai Delhi to They showed “common sense” and took the necessary steps to reduce the tension “including the fight against terrorism”.
A spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry of Foreign Affairs Esmál Bakáji expressed concern Tehran over escalation between India and Pakistan and called on both parties to restraint. Iran, which adjoins Pakistan and preserves good relations with India, recently offered to hold the role of a mediator between the two countries to reduce the tensions after the April attack in Kashmir, recalls AFP.
The Afghan ruling movement Taliban warned India and Pakistan that escalation is not in the interest of the region. Since the announcement of independence in 1947, Pakistan and India have been three wars. Two of them concerned Kashmir’s disputed territory, which they divided and both make claims to the whole area. In the Indian Union State of Jammia and Kashmir, inhabited mostly by Muslims, has been running an armed uprising against the Indian government since 1989.
