‘War was not the choice of India and was not in the interest of any party’: NSA Ajit Doval talks to Wang Yi of China
New Delhi: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke with Chinese Foreign Minister on Saturday Wang yi On a phone call amidst increasing tension between India and Pakistan. Referring to India’s response to the Pahalgam terror attack, Dowal said, “War was not the choice of India and was not in the interest of any party.”Pakistan had talks a few hours after launching another round of drones in the Indian airspace, despite a ceasefire deal that Islamabad started itself in the first day., Pahgam terrorist attack There were serious casualties among Indian personnel and India needed to take anti-terrorism action. The war was not the choice of India and was not in the interest of any party. India and Pakistan will be committed to a ceasefire and will be ready to restore regional peace and stability as soon as possible, “the Chinese Foreign Ministry said to the NSA Dowal.During the call, Wang Yi expressed strong condemnation of China’s attack and emphasized the importance of regional stability. According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Wang Ji told NSA Doval that both India and Pakistan are neighbors of China and peace in the region “is difficult and worthy of being nurtured.” He urged both sides to remain calm, exercise restraint and resolve differences through dialogue and consultation. Wang said that China supports the “broad and permanent ceasefire” between India and Pakistan and calls it a goal in line with the basic interests of both nations and the wider international community.According to Chinese statements, Dowal expressed his deep concern over the Pahalgam attack, resulting in serious casualties. He reiterated India’s attention on the country’s commitment to anti-terrorism efforts and the ceasefire and de-size, despite the frequent instigation of Pakistan.India on May 7 launched a major anti -terrorism operation ‘Operation Sindoor’ with accurate attacks, targeting 9 terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir.In response, Pakistan has repeatedly used drones against Indian border states, which have so far been intercept and neutralized by Indian air defense systems.
