China supports Pakistan’s demand on the Bahlum attack, and appeals to both countries to reduce tension
After the attack in Bahlgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the central Modi government is taking a lot of action against Pakistan. Because of this, Pakistan has a situation of fear. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has also telephoned Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Mohammed Ishaq Tar. Pakistan’s demand for a fair investigation into the Bahl -Balgam attack has received China’s support.
Talks between China and Pakistan
According to the Chinese Communist Party’s leading newspaper Global Times, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has spoken to Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Mohammed Ishaq Tar. At this time, China has said it has an eye on the increasing tension between India and Pakistan after the attack.
During the conversation, Ishaq Tar said that he was determined to make fierce decisions against terrorism and that Pakistan had opposed any measures to increase tension. Pakistan will be in touch with China and the international community on this issue.
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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Pakistan’s decisions against terrorism were supported. The struggle against terrorism is the general responsibility of all countries.
What is Pakistan?
Pakistan has demanded that Russia and China be included in the investigation into the Bahlkham attack. Speaking to the media, Pakistan’s defense minister Kwaja Asif said the International Committee should investigate whether Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is telling the truth or lying.
What is the latest update about the Bahlkham case?
Following the order of the Interior Ministry, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has begun to investigate the attack on the Bahlkham attack. The Indian Navy demonstrated the ability to hit long distances by shooting anti -ship missiles. Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir and BDP leader Mehbooba Mufti have appealed to the demolition of innocent houses. So far, 272 Pakistani citizens have gone from India and the rest have been asked to leave until Sunday.
