The United Nations Security Council exploded Pakistan on Pahalgam, asks if Lashkar E Taiba has been involved
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The United Nations Security Council castigated Pakistan on Pahalgam’s terrorist attack
Members have grilled Islamabad for the involvement of Lashkar-E-Taiba in the attack
They reported nuclear rhetorical and missile tests from Pakistan as climbing
New Delhi:
The United Nations Security Council became highly descending Pakistan during a closed -door consultation on tensions with India and the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the Ani news agency, citing sources, reported. The members burned Islamabad on the terrorist group based in Pakistan, Lashkar-E-Taiba, at the attack on Pahalgam from last month, in which 25 tourists and a Cachemiri pony driving operator were killed by cold blood terrorists.
Islamabad attempts to internationalize the situation failed with the members of the World Security Organization reporting Pakistan nuclear rhetoric as a climbing factor. They also expressed their concern about recent missile tests in Pakistan, according to the report.
Pakistan, one of the 10 non -permanent members of the Council, had asked for the Greek presidency of the CSNU for “closed consultations” given the tensions with India.
The other members of the CSNU include permanent emptying by veto, China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States. Algeria, Denmark, Greece, Guyana, Panama, South Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia and Somalia are among its non -permanent members.
During the talks that lasted more than an hour, CSNU members condemned the terrorist attack and highlighted the need for responsibility. They also mentioned that tourists were targeted in Pahalgam according to their religion, according to the report.
They refused to accept the story of Pakistan’s “false flag” on Pahalgam and asked him to solve his problems with India.
Information of the media after the CSNU talks, the Pakistani envoy Asim Iftikhar said that his country had rejected all allegations of involvement in the Pahalgam terrorist attack. He also called the suspension of India from the Industry Water Treaty a violation of international law.
No official declaration has yet been published by the Security Council or India.
After the meeting, the Tunisian diplomat Khaled Mohamed Khiari said that the situation was “volatile” and that there was a call for “dialogue and peaceful conflict resolution”.
The Greek envoy Evangelos Sekeris, the president of the Security Council for May, described the meeting of “productive and useful”.
“We hope for a de -escalation,” said a Russian diplomat.
Before the talks, the UN chief, Antonio Guterres, said that “a military solution is not a solution” and called on the two countries to show maximum restraint and “back from the edge”. “It hurts me to see relations reaching a boiling point,” he said.
Sentence the terrorist attack, Guterres said that he understood the “raw feelings”. “The targeting of civilians is unacceptable – and those responsible must be brought to justice by credible and legal means,” he said.
The attack on Pahalgam on April 22 has been one of the deadliest in decades and left the world in shock. India had suspended the Industry Water Treaty after the massacre while terrorist links with Pakistan emerged and canceled the Pakistani visas living in India.
