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India's Uncompromising Action Against Terrorism Will Continue: Minister Jaishankar Asserts
- •Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stated at the UN General Assembly that India will always exercise its right to self-defense against terrorism.
- •Addressing the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York, he indirectly responded to Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's criticism of 'Operation Sindoor'.
- •He sharply stated that a country continuously using terrorism has distorted facts, and terrorism and friendship can never go hand in hand.
- •Jaishankar asserted that the country promoting terrorism should correct its behavior, and India's uncompromising action against cross-border terrorism will continue.
- •He also expressed concern over countries far from conflicts like US-Iran and Ukraine-Russia being punished without having done anything wrong.
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar sharply stated at the UN General Assembly that India will always exercise its right to self-defense against terrorism and that cross-border terrorism and friendship can never go hand in hand. He asserted that India's uncompromising action against terrorism will continue and warned that countries using terrorism must correct their behavior.
S. Jaishankar indirectly responded to the speech delivered by Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, which had criticized India for 'Operation Sindoor'. He noted that a country continuously using terrorism has distorted facts before the global assembly.
Pointing to ongoing conflicts like the US-Iran and Ukraine-Russia situations, Jaishankar expressed deep concern that countries situated far from these active conflicts are being punished without having done anything wrong.
