The Prime Minister of Pakistan appealed to India twice in the same week, India’s clear news- talks with Pakistan
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif (File Photo)
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif reiterated his desire to communicate with India on Wednesday, saying that both sides should sit together and solve all the problems, including Kashmir, water and terrorism. Sharif made this comment while addressing the Pakistan-Thurgia-Ajarbaijan tri-series in Azerbaijan’s Lachin, which included President Rajab Dayab Erdon Erdon and Ilham Aliwev.
Pakistan came to the knees
This is Shahbaz’s second statement that emphasized talks between India and Pakistan. Sharif said in Tehran on Monday that he was ready to speak to India to ‘solve all controversies’. At the tripartite summit in Lachin, the ‘Dan’ newspaper said, “We must sit together for peace and speech … There are problems that need immediate attention. I humbly stated that we need peace in the region. For this, we need to talk about the problems that need immediate attention and the problems that need a good solution, which is the issue of Kashmir, according to the United Nations and the Security Council plans and the aspirations of the people of Kashmir.
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India has made it clear that it will only speak with Pakistan only on the Pakistan -aggressive Kashmir and terrorist issue. The tensions between India and Pakistan increased after the Bahlkam attack on April 22. 26 people lost their lives in the attack. On the night of May 6, India launched an accurate attacks on the terrorist structure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir under the ‘Operation Sindur’. After this, Pakistan sought to attack Indian military bases on May 8, 9 and 10. The Indian side responded hard to Pakistan’s actions. On May 10, after negotiations between the Director General of the Military operations of the two sides, it was agreed to stop military operations.
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