Tension between India and Pakistan: “Most concern” Guterres appeals to maximum military control
On Monday, Guterres has already given India and Pakistan a good letters in its “peace service” and confirmed that the United Nations is ready to support any initiative to reduce tensions between the two countries.
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United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres admitted this Tuesday to “very concern” Indian military activities Pakistan appealed to the border and the maximum control of both countries.
“The Secretary -General Control Line and the international border are very concerned about Indian military operations on the international border,” Guterres spokesman Stefen Duzaric told reporters.
“The world does not support the military conflict between India and Pakistan,” he concluded in a statement.
Monday, Guterres has already given India and Pakistan to his “good letters in peace service” and con concludedUnited actions are ready to support any initiative to reduce tensions Between two countries.
“Now this is my message in a continuous contact with the two countries,” the UN leader said in a press release in New York on Monday.
India attacked Against the three zones of PakistanPakistan’s state television has moved forward and the Indian government has touched “local terrorist” missiles in the neighboring country.
These missiles were on the east of the country’s security officials who cited the Associated Press Agency (AP) to touch the places in the Coxamira, which were operated by Pakistan and Punjab Province in the country, spoke on an anonymous situation.
One of the attacks hit a mosque in Bahawalpur, Punjab, Where a child died And according to the Pakistan Security Authority, cited by the AP that a woman and a man were injured.
