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Any military confrontation between India, Pak would be a disaster: UN chief

January 29, 2021
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UN Secretary-Basic Antonio Guterres has stated it’s “completely important” for India and Pakistan to have the ability to come collectively and critically talk about their issues, cautioning that any navy confrontation can be a “catastrophe of unmitigated proportions” for each nations and the entire world.

“Nicely, what I stated within the assertion…is sadly the identical that I can say at present. I imply, I do imagine that it’s completely important to have a de-escalation of the state of affairs, specifically within the Line of [Control],” the UN chief stated. Guterres was responding to a query by a Pakistani journalist on tensions between India and Pakistan over the state of affairs in Kashmir. The query additionally referred to the assertion Guterres had issued in August 2019 on the state of affairs in Jammu and Kashmir the place he had appealed for max restraint.

“I believe it’s completely important for the 2 nations to have the ability to come collectively and critically talk about their issues, and I believe it’s important that human rights are totally revered in all territories that you just talked about,” Guterres stated throughout his press briefing on Thursday.

“Now, issues haven’t moved in the best course. Our good workplaces are at all times obtainable, and we are going to insist inside it of discovering peaceable options for issues that haven’t any navy answer. It’s clear, when seeing Pakistan and India, any navy confrontation between the 2 can be a catastrophe of unmitigated proportions for each nations and for the entire world,” he stated.

revocation of Article 370

Tensions between India and Pakistan spiked after New Delhi abrogated provisions of Article 370 of the Structure to withdraw Jammu and Kashmir’s particular standing and bifurcated it into two Union Territories in 2019.

Pakistan downgraded its diplomatic relations with India and expelled the Indian excessive commissioner following the revocation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir on August 5.

India has asserted that the abrogation of Article 370 was its “inside matter”.



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