How world leaders interact with military strikes in India Pakistan? Border conflict news

Countries call for restraint when India launches the “Sindoor Operation”, as it attacks many sites in Pakistan, which responds to being a landing in Indian aircraft.

India launched “The Sindor Operation”It is a military operation targeting multiple sites in Kashmir Pakistan and Pakistan, which is run by Kashmir, which is claiming New Delhi, “terrorist” training sites.

In response, Islam Abad claimed that to hit Indian army sites and landing several warplanes, and contacted India strikes “War act.”

Officials said at least 26 people were killed overnight in Pakistan and 10 in Kashmir, which relies on Indian.

This is what global leaders about the escalation of hostilities between nuclear armed neighbors:

US President Donald Trump

“It is a shame. I just heard about it. I think people know something that will happen based on a little past. They were fighting for a long time. They were fighting for several decades. I hope it would end very quickly,” Trump said.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio

The US administration said it was closely following the military escalation in South Asia.

“I am closely watching the situation between India and Pakistan. I am echoing Potus comments earlier today that this is hoping that it will end quickly and will continue to involve both the Indian and Pakistani leadership towards a peaceful solution,” Rubio posted on X.

I am closely watching the situation between India and Pakistan. I echo potusComments earlier today that this is hoping that it will end quickly and will continue to involve both the Indian and Pakistani leadership towards a peaceful solution.

Secretary of Marco Rubio (Secrubio) May 6, 2025

UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres

“The Secretary -General is very anxious about Indian military operations through the international control and border line. Calls for the maximum military restraint of both countries,” a spokesman for Guterres said in a statement.

He added: “The world cannot bear a military confrontation between India and Pakistan.”

French Foreign Minister

France called on India and Pakistan to show restraint as the worst violence in two decades that erupted between nuclear armed neighboring neighbor.

“We understand India’s desire to protect itself from the scourge of terrorism, but it is clear that we are calling both India and Pakistan to exercise restraint to avoid escalation, of course, to protect civilians,” Foreign Minister Jean -Noel Parot said in an interview with TF1 TV.

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi

“With regard to the terrorist law that occurred in Kashmir on April 22, our country condemns firmly of such terrorist acts. Moreover, we are strongly concerned that this situation may lead to more reprisal exchanges and escalating to a full -scale military conflict.

“For peace and stability in South Asia, we strongly urge both India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and achieve stability through dialogue,” Haayshi said.

Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates and Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah bin Sultan bin Zayed Al Nahyan He called India and Pakistan To show restraint, reduce tensions and prevent further escalation, according to a government statement.

The statement said: “His Highness reaffirmed that diplomacy and dialogue remain the most effective means of resolving crises in peace, and achieving the aspirations of common nations for peace, stability and prosperity.”

Israel’s ambassador to India

The Israeli ambassador to India, Rivin Azar, said in a statement that Israel supports India’s right to self -defense. Publishing on X, Azar said: “Israel supports India’s right to self -defense. The terrorists should know that there is no place to hide from their hideous crimes against innocent.

Israel supports India’s right to defense. Terrorists should know that there is no place to hide from their hideous crimes against innocent people. #PERATSINDOOR

– Reuven Azar (Reuveruar) May 7, 2025