UK Parliament Urges Diplomacy Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
Amid rising tensions over recent terror incidents, the UK Parliament debated the role of the UK in de-escalating conflict between India and Pakistan. Urging dialogue, the UK emphasized its unique relationship with both nations and condemned violence. UK MPs called for measured responses and international cooperation to avoid further escalation.
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The UK Parliament convened to discuss the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan following the recent Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor. Members from different parties urged the UK to play a leading role in de-escalating the situation through diplomatic efforts.
The debate, opened by UK Foreign Office Minister Hamish Falconer, echoed Prime Minister Keir Starmer's advocacy for diplomacy. Falconer pointed out the issue's personal significance for British citizens of Indian and Pakistani descent and warned of the dire consequences if the situation worsens.
In her address, UK Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel defended India's right to protect itself against terrorism and noted the historical terrorist threats from Pakistan. She highlighted ongoing UK-India security cooperation, while other MPs called for international collaboration to prevent further escalation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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