Trump played an important role in Indo-Pakistan de-eskalation, India reports to UNSC Meet under the chairmanship of US Pakistan

Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and External Affairs Minister Ishaq Dar presided over the council meeting, Shea said that in the last three months, the US leadership has given “de-size” between Israel and Iran, between Israel and Iran, and between India and Pakistan.

“Under the leadership of the United States, President Trump, played an important role in encouraging parties to reach these proposals, which we appreciate and support,” she said.

The diplomat said that all the UN member states are involved in controversies or conflicts to follow the example of those countries and to resolve their disputes and to prevent violence.

Pakistan, currently a non-established member of the 15-Nation Council, is the President of the United Nations Body for the month of July. Under its chairmanship, it is organizing ‘two “signatures on’ two” signatures to promote international peace and security through ‘cooperation and peaceful disposal of controversies between the United Nations and Regional and Sub-Regional Organizations (Organizations of Islamic Cooperation). In his comment for debate in his national capacity, Dar raised the issue of Indus Water Treaty along with Jammu and Kashmir.

In view of the horrific April attack on 22 April in Jammu and Kashmir, for which the resistance front claimed responsibility and killed 26 citizens, India decided that the 1960 Sindhu Water Treaty would be reliably and unchanged supporting its support for cross-border terrorism.

Sheya said that in order to be reliable to peaceful dispute settlement processes, their results should be implemented.

He said, “We again ask China to follow the decision of the Arbitral Tribunal called under the law of the 1982 law, which is final and legally binding on China and the Philippines,” he said.

He said that now for nine years, China has refused to meet its obligations as a party for the conference, and instead continued to reject the ruling in public, intervened to practice the freedom of high seas, and claimed expansion and illegal poets violating the sovereignty and officials of other South China Sea Litteral states.

He said, “We once again condemn China’s expansion and illegal maritime claims in the South China Sea and try to implement them in ways to dangerous and unstable,” she said.

Since May 10, Trump, as well as his administration, has reiterated the claim several times on various occasions that the US President “helped to settle” tension between India and Pakistan and he told the nuclear-cell South Asian neighbors that America would “trade” with them if they stop the struggle.

India launched Operation Sindor on 7 May, in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, terrorist infrastructure in regions controlled by Pakistan was targeted. The strike triggled four days of intense clashes that ended with an understanding on stopping military functions on 10 May.

A front resistance front (TRF) for Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkar-e-Tabi (LAT) claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack.

Last week, the US nominated the resistance of resistance as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO) and a specially designated global terrorist (SDGT).

India welcomed the American decision to nominate TRF as FTOs and SDGTs.