United Nations: Discussions on global issues are common at the United Nations, but for the first time, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has brought up the Kashmir issue during a UN session. He expressed satisfaction that the conflict between India and Pakistan earlier this year ended with a ceasefire.Erdogan noted that heightened tensions between India and Pakistan arose due to efforts to combat terrorism.read also: Grand “Women’s Dasara – 2025” Celebrated at BWSSB Silver Jubilee Hall..!

However, subsequent talks helped de-escalate the situation. He urged both nations to resolve the Kashmir issue based on UN resolutions, stating that it would be beneficial for "my brothers and sisters in Kashmir."Maintaining peace and stability in South Asia is a key objective of the United Nations, he said. Referring to the tensions that escalated into conflict between India and Pakistan in April, he expressed happiness that the situation was resolved through a ceasefire.read also: BJP Protests Against Congress Government for Failing to Fix Road Potholes…!!

He made these remarks during the debate at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly.Following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people, India launched Operation Sindhur on May 7, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan-controlled areas. When Pakistan attempted a counterattack, India struck its military bases. These attacks led to four days of intense clashes. On May 10, the conflict ended with a ceasefire agreement, halting military operations.SGF11 Women's Kanjivaram Soft Lichi Silk Saree With Blouse Piece