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India Condemns Pakistan's Attacks on Afghanistan, Reaffirms Support for Kabul
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CNBC TV18•22-09-2026, 20:00
India Condemns Pakistan's Attacks on Afghanistan, Reaffirms Support for Kabul
- •India condemned Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan, citing civilian casualties and reaffirming strong support for Kabul.
- •The MEA urged Pakistan to demonstrate credible action against terrorism, stating the world needs proof of commitment.
- •India reiterated its stance on reformed multilateralism at the P4M meeting, with EAM S Jaishankar discussing global challenges.
- •A Japanese delegation met with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri to discuss economic and defence ties, including a proposed $10 billion investment.
- •India reiterated its support for dialogue and diplomacy regarding the Ukraine conflict and seeks positive relations with Bangladesh.
Key Questions Answered
India strongly condemned Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan, stating that civilian lives were lost and reaffirming its strong and steadfast support for Kabul.
The Ministry of External Affairs stated that Pakistan must demonstrate concrete action and a firm commitment, taking credible steps before the world can believe its promises.
The Ministry of External Affairs announced that 275 Indian nationals remain missing in Nepal, alongside several other individuals of Indian origin.
