Washington: The group consisting of seven countries (G7) urged Pakistan and India to engage in a direct dialogue with the high hostile actions between nuclear armed neighbors, while the US government said it had provided assistance to start “constructive talks.”
The alarm global forces raised the last escalation in the competition of Pakistani India for decades. India has struck Pakistan with air strikes and missiles on Wednesday, and since then both countries have been chasing daily. Dozens were killed.
The group consisting of Seven (G7) is an international political and economic forum consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States; In addition, the European Union (the European Union) is an “unintended member”.
Among the Group of Seven forces, the United States has held regular talks with India and Pakistan in recent days and urged them to cancel the escalation.
After a Friday invitation between Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and the head of the Pakistani army, Asim Monir, the US State Department said that Rubio provided American assistance “at the start of constructive talks in order to avoid future conflicts.”
Rubio has also made regular calls with Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif and Indian Foreign Minister Superham Gaishhakar since the end of April.
President Donald Trump said earlier this week that the growing tensions were shame. US Vice President JD Vance said that the war between the two countries will be “none of our actions.”
In recent years, India has been considered as an important partner by Western powers as a budget for the growing effect of China. Pakistan is an American ally, although its importance has decreased since Washington’s withdrawal in 2021 from neighboring Afghanistan.
In a statement, foreign ministers in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, Britain and the European Union said they “strongly condemn” a similar attack on April 22, in which 26 people were killed in Kashmir, which is occupied by India. India blamed Pakistan, which denied the accusations and called for a neutral investigation.
The Group Group statement said: “We call for the cancellation of the immediate escalation and we encourage both countries to engage in a direct dialogue towards a peaceful result.”
It is claimed that the Himalayas region in the Muslim Himalayas in Kashmir is completely governed by India with Hindu and Islamic Pakistan. The site of wars, rebellion and confrontation with diplomacy was over the decades.
Pakistan said this week that New Delhi and Islamabad had contacts at the level of national security councils.
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