Pakistan notifies UN of right to respond to India
Pakistan has officially informed the United Nations Security Council of its right to take retaliatory measures following India’s strikes on its territory. The message was delivered through diplomatic channels, emphasizing violations of international law and threats to regional stability. The document stresses that Pakistan views India’s actions as aggression and reserves the right to respond in accordance with the UN Charter.
At the same time, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a meeting of the government's security committee. The session is being held amid heightened tensions following attacks on territory controlled by Pakistan. Participants are expected to discuss next steps and potential measures in response to Pakistan’s statement. The agenda also includes military readiness, diplomatic contacts, and internal coordination between security forces.
Pakistan’s Defense Minister made a statement expressing willingness to refrain from military escalation if India halts its aggressive actions. He noted that Pakistan does not seek to expand the conflict and prioritizes diplomatic solutions. However, he emphasized that any new strikes by India will be considered a provocation requiring an immediate response.
In recent days, the situation in the region remains extremely tense. Following India’s strikes, which killed civilians including a child, Pakistan launched retaliatory actions, including missile strikes and putting its military on high alert. The Indian side insists that the targets were strictly terrorist-related and that the operation was conducted within the framework of self-defense.
The international community continues to closely monitor the developments. Several countries have called for restraint and a return to dialogue. The situation is expected to be discussed at a UN Security Council meeting, where both sides' positions will be heard. Representatives of some nations have expressed concern over a possible escalation between two nuclear powers.
Pakistani diplomacy has become more active on the international stage. Foreign Ministry representatives are holding consultations with partners in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. The key message is the need for international pressure on India to stop aggressive actions and prevent further civilian casualties.
India is also ramping up domestic activity. The Ministry of Defense and other security agencies are holding meetings and assessing possible conflict scenarios. Internal sources report increased security measures in border areas, heightened control over strategic facilities, and preparedness of certain military units.
Despite statements about potential restraint from further attacks, both sides continue to strengthen their military presence. This raises fears that the conflict may escalate due to an unintentional incident or mounting pressure from military circles.
Amid Pakistan's diplomatic activity and high-level meetings in the Indian government, the situation remains highly unstable. Both sides claim to support peace, but continue preparations for possible escalation. A number of international statements expected in the coming days may influence the conflict’s further development.
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