This is the reaction of world leaders to Indian military strikes in Pakistan terror base
India targets nine different locations in Pakistan, destroying terrorist infrastructure. Donald Trump, the Chinese Foreign Ministry urged India and Pakistan to “restrain” escalate tensions, while Israel supports India's actions.
India launched a series of air strikes at terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan under Operation Sindoor on the evening of May 6. This is a large military operation by the Indian Air Force, which killed 26 priceless masters, including 26 nameless actors, including 26 enterprises, in the Pahalgam region and in the Pahalgam region and in the Pahalgam region.
India targeted nine different locations in Pakistan, destroying terrorist infrastructure in areas such as Muzaffarabad and Kotli in Pakistan, occupying Kashmir and Bawalpur in Punjab province of Pakistan. From U.S. President Donald Trump to China’s Foreign Ministry, many world leaders have responded to India’s actions against Pakistani terrorist camps.
Donald Trump says: “What a pity”
“What a pity. We've just heard that they've been struggling for a long time…I just hope it ends soon,” said U.S. President Donald Trump, an ally of India and Pakistan.
China urges avoid action
The Chinese Foreign Ministry issued the statement and expressed concerns about escalating tensions between India and Pakistan and urged India and Pakistan to avoid action.
Israel supports India's support for its “self-defense”
Israel, a long-time ally of India, has expressed support for India's actions against Pakistan, calling it “self-defense.” “Israel supports India's right to self-defense,” wrote Ruf Azar, ambassador to India to India on X. Terrorists should know that there is no place to hide from outrageous crimes against innocent people. ”
UAE urges regional stability in South Asia
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) issued a statement responding to the Indian air strikes. They said in a statement that the UAE's deputy prime minister and foreign minister called for “reduced tensions”.
The UAE Mofa issued a statement: “The UAE foreign minister said India and Pakistan exercise restrictions to downgrade tensions. He urged strengthening stability in South Asia and maintaining international peace.”
UN Secretary-General Antonio Gueterres
UN Secretary-General António Guterres responded to the Indian air strikes at Pakistani terrorist camps, “The world cannot afford the military confrontation between India and Pakistan.”
He expressed concern about the tension between India and Pakistan. He said that after the world, there have been two major conflicts, including Israel, Gaza, Ukraine and Russia.
The Secretary-General calls on both countries to limit military restrictions to the greatest extent possible.
Japan
“Our country firmly condemns this act of terrorism. In addition, we are strongly concerned that this situation may lead to further retaliation exchanges and escalate into a full-scale military conflict,” Yoshimasa Hayashi, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, said in a statement.
Japan calls for peace and stability in South Asia and urges the two countries to exercise restraints and stabilize the situation through dialogue.
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