India has destroyed 9 terrorist hideouts by air strike in Pakistan late on Tuesday night. These attacks were carried out in Bahawalpur, Muridke, Bagh, Kotli and Muzaffarabad under ‘Operation Sindoor’. Pakistan has confirmed the death of 26 people in this attack. America, Israel, Turkey and UAE have reacted to this matter. While Turkey has come out in support of Pakistan, Israel has expressed support for India. So far 11 countries and international organizations have issued statements on Operation Sindoor… Russia said – We are worried about the increasing conflict between the two countries. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that we are very concerned about the increase in military confrontation between India and Pakistan. We appeal to the parties to exercise restraint to prevent further conflict in the region. Britain said – Concerned about the safety of citizens. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that the increasing tension between India and Pakistan will be a matter of serious concern for many people in Britain. We are in talks with both countries and international partners. We want the talks to move forward, reduce tensions and maintain the safety of citizens. Afghanistan said – Increasing tensions are bad for the region. Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry has expressed concern over the increasing tension between Pakistan and India. The ministry said that further escalation of this tension is not in the interest of the region. The ministry issued a statement saying that security and stability are in the collective interest of all countries in the region. At the same time, the ministry appeals to both sides to exercise restraint and resolve mutual issues through dialogue and diplomacy. China said – India’s military action is regrettable. The spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry expressed concern over India’s air strike on Pakistan on May 7. He said that India’s military action is unfortunate. We are concerned about the current situation. The spokesperson said that China opposes all forms of terrorism. We appeal to both sides to give priority to peace and stability. Exercise restraint and do not take such steps which will further complicate the situation. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said that China is ready to work with the international community to help reduce tensions between India and Pakistan. Turkey said – this is a violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty. Turkey’s ambassador met Foreign Minister Ishak Dar and reiterated solidarity with Pakistan. Turkey’s 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 the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. At the same time, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan also called Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Muhammad Ishak Dar and expressed solidarity. Israel said – India has the right to self-defense. Israel’s ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, has supported India after Operation Sindoor. He said – Israel fully supports India’s right to self-defense. Terrorists should know that their heinous crimes against innocents will leave them nowhere to hide.’ UAE appeals to both countries to exercise restraint UAE asked India and Pakistan not to create situations that pose a threat to regional and international peace. UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan appealed to India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and reduce tensions. He said that the best way to resolve the dispute peacefully is through diplomacy and dialogue. America said – keeping an eye on the situation US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has posted on X 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 a peaceful solution. Earlier, US President Donald Trump had called this incident shameful. He said – I think people knew 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. Qatar said- India-Pakistan should reduce tension Qatar adopted a balanced and diplomatic stance on Operation Sindoor. Expressing concern over the tension between India and Pakistan, Qatar has said that the matter should be resolved diplomatically. Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani also spoke to Indian PM Modi and said that he will give full support to India in the fight against terrorism. UN said- We appeal to both countries to exercise maximum restraint United Nation Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ spokesman Stephane Dujarric said, “The Secretary-General is concerned about the military confrontation between India and Pakistan. We appeal to both countries to exercise maximum military restraint.” Iran said- Both countries should exercise restraint Iran has expressed deep concern over the tension between India and Pakistan. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baqei appealed to both sides to exercise restraint Pakistan expressed protest over Indian attacks, summoned senior diplomat Pakistan has reacted strongly to this incident. The Indian Charge d’Affaires based in Islamabad was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a strong protest was lodged. The Pakistani Foreign Ministry expressed deep concern over the death of civilians, including women and children, in the attacks and said that these attacks are a blatant violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty. The statement said that such reckless actions can pose a serious threat to regional peace and stability. ———————————— Read this news too… India destroyed the headquarters of Lashkar and Jaish: Airstrikes were carried out on 9 locations; Action based on inputs from intelligence agency RAW In response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Indian Air Force has carried out airstrikes in Pakistan, which the army has named Operation Sindoor. This action has been taken based on the inputs from intelligence agency RAW. Read the full news here…
