India obtained the support of the world after the attack on Pahalgam; These world leaders, including Macron, Netanyahu, Meloni speak to PM Modi
India obtained support from the world after the attack on Pahalgam.
Pahalgam attack:: French president Emmanuel Macron, Shah Abdullah II of Jordan, Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba spoke on Thursday to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed their solidarity with India during the Pahalgam terrorist attack. 26 people were killed in this attack. According to the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Randir Jaiswal, Macron said in a telephone conversation with Modi that the barbarism that came during the terrorist attack was completely unacceptable.
India had the world after the attack on Pahalgam
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also spoke to Modi and expressed his condolences to afflicted families. Ishiba said in a telephone conversation with Modi that terrorism could not be justified. Jaiswal said: “The two leaders have stressed that terrorism is a serious threat to humanity. Those who believe in democracy should unite in the fight against terrorism. He said that Modi had shared information relating to terrorist attacks across the border and expressed the determination of India to deal with persistence and decisive way. “
26 people were killed in the Tuesday terrorist attack, mainly tourists. This has spread the widespread anger in India and abroad. Jaiswal said in an article published on the “X” social media forum that President Macron has personally expressed condolences on the “brutal murder” of the innocent in the odious terrorist attack in Jammu-et-Cachemire. The spokesman said: “The president strongly condemned the attack and expressed his full support and solidarity with the Indian people. He said that this type of vandalism is completely unacceptable.
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Randhir Jaiswal said the Prime Minister thanked the president for the support message and informed India’s determination to put the criminals under justice. Jaiswal said Prime Minister Meloni had firmly sentenced the horrible terrorist attack on Indian lands and expressed his condolences and prayers to the victims. The spokesman said: “Meloni expressed full support from Italy in the fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi appreciated the clear message of his call and his terrorism and support against people hidden behind.
Jaiswal said: “India and Italy will continue to work together on other forums, including international forums to strengthen anti-terrorism efforts.”
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu speaks with Prime Minister Modi
A spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs said that Shah of Jordan had firmly condemned this “horrible” terrorist attack and expressed profound condolences to the death of innocent people. Jaiswal said: “He said terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and that it can in no way be justified.” Netanyahu declared in an article published on “X” that he expresses condolences to the Indian people after “Islamic terrorist attacks” in cashmere.
He said: “Prime Minister Modi thanked me for sharing the sorrow of India and stressed that our two countries are standing in the shoulder in an important fight against Pranaghati terrorism.” The Israeli Prime Minister said: “We have also discussed the transport of the transport and communication corridor initiative, which will connect Asia to the European continent by Saudi Arabia and Israel.”
Meanwhile, the Minister of External Affairs Jaishankar interacted with the adviser in foreign and security policy of the German Chancellor Jens Plotter. Jaishankar said in the position of social media platform: “Today, the German Foreign and Security Policy Advisor was satisfied with Jens Plotter.” He said: “I appreciate the solidarity manifested by Germany during the recent terrorist attack in India.”
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