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The picture is of Tayyab Masjid located in Punjab, Pakistan. It was also damaged in the air strike.
PM Shahbaz Sharif of Pakistan has called Turk's President Erdogan a 'brother' and thanked for supporting India. He said that this is a difficult time for Pakistan.
PM Shahbaz posted on social media and said,
I have given information about the action of the Pak Army from President Erdogan and said that Pakistan will protect its sovereignty and regional integrity at all costs.
PM Shahbaz also appreciated Turki's efforts to reduce tension in South Asia and promote regional peace. The Turkas supported Pakistan after India's aeritarian and considered it a violation of sovereignty.
Rishi Sunak said- cannot give up terrorists
Former British PM Rishi Sunak, while supporting India, wrote that no country should accept the attacks happening here from the land of another country. India's attack on terrorist bases is correct. Can not give any kind of discount to terrorists.
America- keep an eye on the situation
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has posted on X and told that he is keeping an eye on the situation between India and Pakistan. Rubio has said that talks with India and Pakistan will continue for peaceful solutions.
President Trump said in the White House- it is very terrible. I work together with both, I know both very well, and I want to see them solving it. I want to see them stopping.
He has adopted a Tit policy, so it is expected that now they will stop doing so. We have very good relations with both countries. If I can help something, I will definitely stay there.
Earlier, Trump had described the incident as shameful. He said-
I think people knew that something was going to happen. They have been fighting for a long time. If you think about it, they have been fighting for many decades and centuries. I hope it will end soon.
US President Donald Trump said that I just hope that it will end soon.
Egypt – We are very worried
We are deeply concerned about the recent development between India and Pakistan. Both sides appeal to the sides to continue the conversation through restraint and diplomacy. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry is on trying to reduce the crisis and prevent it from growing further.
Iran said- both countries should work with restraint
Iran has expressed deep concern about tension between India and Pakistan. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Bakei appealed to both sides to take restraint. Iran's Foreign Minister Syed Abbas Araghchi can meet Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar today.
Picture of the city during Blackout after Indian attacks in Pok's Muzaffarabad.
Turkas said- this violation of Pakistan's sovereignty
Turkish ambassador met Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and reiterated solidarity with Pakistan. The Turkish ambassador considered it a violation of Pakistan's sovereignty and mourned the death of innocent people.
Turkey said that the Kashmir issue should be resolved on the basis of United Nations resolutions and aspirations of Kashmiri people. At the same time, Turki Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan also expressed solidarity by calling Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar.
China said- India's military action regrettable
A spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry expressed concern over India's air strike on 7 May. He said that India's military action is unfortunate. We are worried about the current situation.
The spokesman said that China opposed all forms of terrorism. We appeal to both sides to prioritize peace and stability. Take restraint and do not take steps that make the situation more complicated.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said that China is ready to help reduce tension between India and Pakistan in collaboration with the international community.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said that China is worried about the changing situation between the two countries.
Qatar said- reduce India-Pakistan stress
Qatar took a balanced and diplomatic stance on Operation Sindoor. Qatar has expressed concern over the tension between India and Pakistan, saying that the matter should be resolved in a diplomatic manner.
Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani also spoke to Indian PM Modi and spoke of giving full support to India in the fight against terrorism.
UAE's appeal- restraint with both countries
UAE asked India and Pakistan not to create situations that pose a threat to regional and international peace. UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan appealed to India and Pakistan to restraint and reduce stress.
He said that it is the best way to resolve the controversy peacefully through diplomacy and dialogue.
Russia said- We worried due to increasing conflict between the two countries
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova said that we are very worried about the growth of military conflict between India and Pakistan. We appeal to the parties to take restraint to prevent further conflict in the area.
Britain said- worried about the safety of citizens
Britain's Prime Minister Kir Stmper said that the increasing tension between India and Pakistan would be a matter of serious concern for many people in the UK. We are interacting with both countries and international partners. We want the conversation to go ahead, reduce stress and keep the security of citizens.
The British PM said that the tension between India and Pakistan may increase trouble for many people living in the UK.
Germany- Stress will have to stop growing
The German Foreign Ministry said that tension should be prevented from increasing between India and Pakistan in two decades amidst the most serious military conflict. There is a need for immediate responsible action from the two countries. We (Germany) are calling an emergency meeting and German officials are in touch with both sides.
Afghanistan said- Increased stress is bad for this region
Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry has expressed concern over the increasing tension between Pakistan and India. The ministry said that this tension further increased is not in the interest of the region. The ministry issued a statement saying that security and stability is in the collective interest of all countries of the region. At the same time, the Ministry appeals to both sides to exercise restraint and resolve mutual issues through dialogue and diplomacy.
UN said- appeal to both countries to exercise maximum restraint
Stephen Dujarik, a spokesman for United Nations Antonio Guterres, said, “General Secretary is concerned about the military confrontation between India and Pakistan. Appeal to both countries to exercise maximum military restraint.”
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