Release Affairs Minister Jaishankar spoke to UNSC’s 7 temporary member states

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar spoke with colleagues of seven temporary member states of the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday. He informed him about the crucifixion of the terrorist attack in Bahlgam, of which 26 were killed.

According to the news agency PTI, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) issued a statement condemning the terrorist attack in Bahlgam, but a few days later, a telephone conversation took place, but Pakistan, supported by China, worked to reduce it before.

Jaishankar spoke to his Algeria, Greece, Guyana, Panama, Slovenia, Sierra Leone and Somalia, discussing the attack on the Bahalcam. Apart from these seven countries, other temporary members of the UNSC are Denmark, Pakistan and Korea. The UNSC is likely to discuss the Bahlkam attack again.

In its report on the attack on April 25, the UNSC strongly condemned the terrorist attack and confirmed that terrorism was one of the “severe” threats of international peace and security. However, the report was thought to be inadequate.

Explain that non -established members are elected by the United Nations General Assembly for two years and their membership changes. It is believed that Jaishankar has made India’s policy on zero tolerance towards terrorism in his telephone talks.

On the Foreign Minister X, “Today, there was a loving conversation with Guyana’s Foreign Minister Hilton Todd. Bahalcam was discussed in terrorist attacks and the need to deal with terrorism in all forms.”

In his discussion with Slovenia Foreign Minister Thanjay Fason, Jaishankar said he thanked Bahlkam for denouncing Slovenia for terrorist attacks.

During a telephone conversation with Panama’s Xavier Martinez, the Foreign Minister thanked Panama’s “unity and support expression” to India after a terrorist attack in Bahlgam.

Jaishankar said, “It was a pleasure to speak to the Foreign Minister of Algeria. Thank you for unity and support in the terrorist attack.”

“We have confirmed our strong bilateral federation and we are ready to welcome him soon,” he said.

In his discussion with Sierra Leone’s Foreign Minister, Jaishankar spoke to Sierra Leone’s Foreign Minister today. Thanks to Sierra Leone for strongly condemning the terrorist attack in Bahlgam.