From America to Iran … World on Pahalgam Attack With India, Prime Minister Modi received the support and message of condolences – from America to the Iranian world is with India on the attack by Pahalgam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives messages of support and condolences NTC
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu-et-Cachemire, India receives messages of support and condolences from around the world. World leaders united against terrorism and openly condemn the attack. From the American president Donald Trump to Iran’s head of state, the president of Iran spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Moda and promised to stand with India.
World leaders have reiterated the determination of solidarity with India. All leaders condemned terrorism in hard terms and assured India of any possible cooperation.
America
President Donald Trump and vice-president JD Vance both called Prime Minister Modi and firmly condemned the terrorist attack. Trump has been in full support in the fight against terrorism with India. At the same time, Vance also expressed profound condolences and assured any possible help.
Vance reiterated that the United States stands with the Indian people during this difficult period. The United States is ready to provide all kinds of aid in the joint control against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi thanked Vice-President Vance and President Trump for his messages of support and solidarity.
Australia
Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz also called and expressed sorrow as to the death of innocent people. He said he will provide total support to India against terrorism.
Nepal
The Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and firmly condemned the terrorist attack. He expressed profound condolences on loss of life. Prime Minister Modi expressed condolences to the death of a young Nepalese citizen in the terrorist attack and stressed that India has committed to court the criminals of this terrorist crisis. India and Nepal stand together in the fight against terrorism.
Mauritius
Prime Minister Naveen Ramgulam condemned this loose attack and gave a message to stand with India. He said the two countries are united in the fight against terrorism.
Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his solidarity with India and supported decisive actions against terrorism. Netanyahu called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and firmly sentenced the terrorist attack. He expressed his solidarity with the families of the Indian people and the victims.
Jordan
King Abdullah II of Jordan called Prime Minister Modi and condemned the attack. He said terrorism cannot be justified in any way and should be condemned in each form. The Prime Minister thanked King Abdullah (ii) for the solidarity message and shared the feelings of the Indian people to take strict measures against criminals and people behind the attack.
Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said democratic countries should oppose terrorism. Shigerushiba expressed profound condolences to the death of people in the terrorist attack. He said terrorism cannot be justified. The two leaders stressed that terrorism is a serious threat to humanity. Those who believe in democracy should unite in the fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi shared the determination of India to be treated decisively.
France
President Emmanuel Macron called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed his deep condolences on the brutal murder of innocent people in the terrorist attack. He firmly condemned the attack and expressed its full support and solidarity with the Indian people. He said that this kind of vandalism is completely unacceptable. Macron described this inhuman act of terrorism as completely unacceptable and assured India to give any possible support. The Prime Minister thanked the support message and informed India’s determination to bring criminals to the courts of justice.
Italy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and firmly condemned the terrorist attack. He expressed his condolences and his prayers for the victims and hoped that the wounded will soon recover. He expressed his full support from Italy in the fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi appreciated the clear message of telephone calls and terrorism, support against people behind her. India and Italy will continue to work with international forums to strengthen anti-terrorism efforts.
Egypt
President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi called and promised to stand with India. President Alsi reiterated that Egypt is standing in the shoulder in the fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Moda informed President Alsi of the terrorist attack through the border and thanked him for his support and solidarity.
The Netherlands
Prime Minister Dick Teff condemned all forms of terrorism and assured to support India. Prime Minister Modi thanked for support and solidarity and said India was ready to work closely with the Netherlands to strengthen the global fight against terrorism.
Great Britain
British Prime Minister Kir Stper called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed his deep condolences to the innocent people killed in the terrorist attack. He firmly condemned this barbaric terrorist attack and said that Great Britain was with the Indian people in this sad hour.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayake also strongly condemned the attack and reiterated the resolution to fight terrorism with India. Disanayake met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed his condolences to the death of innocent people in the attack.
United Arab Emirates (Water)
President Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan called Prime Minister Modi and expressed condolences to those killed in the terrorist attack. He firmly condemned the attack and expressed his full solidarity and support for India. The Prime Minister appreciated his feelings and his words of sympathy and support. The two leaders agreed that terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and expressions. The Prime Minister informed the determination of India to bring criminals and their supporters in the platform of justice.
Iran
President Masood Page Seshakian condemned the attack and spoke of becoming a partner in the sorrow of the Indian people. PM Modi has also expressed condolences on the explosion in the port of Bandar Abbas. The two leaders agreed that such terrorist attacks could not be justified. All those who believe in humanity should unite in the fight against terrorism. The Prime Minister shared the anger and suffering of the Indian people and also shared his determination to deal with the people behind the terrorist and their supporters in a firm and decisive manner.
Bangladesh
Mohammad Yunus, chief advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, expressed his grief in the face of the terrorist attack on X. He also shared a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Yunus expressed profound condolences to the terrorist attack and strongly condemned. He also wrote, I once again want to repeat the high stand of Bangladesh against terrorism.
They also expressed sorrow
The Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Badar Abdelian, the Saudi Foreign Minister, Faisal Bin Farhan, and the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean Noel Barot, also called and expressed their support for India and discussed strict measures against terrorism. The Minister of External Affairs, the Minister of External Affairs, Jayanshkar, posted on X and gave information.
