NEW DELHI (WARNEWS) – U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that both India and Pakistan have committed to a comprehensive and instant cessation of hostilities following four consecutive days of attacks and retaliatory strikes targeting each other’s military facilities.
Here’s what global leaders have had to say regarding the most recent developments between these nuclear-capable neighbors:
U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP
Following extensive discussions facilitated by the United States throughout the night, I’m delighted to report that India and Pakistan have committed to an immediate and complete ceasefire. Kudos to both nations for employing sound judgment and remarkable wisdom. Thanks for your focus on resolving this issue!
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio
I’m delighted to report that the governments of India and Pakistan have concurred upon an instant cessation of hostilities and plan to initiate discussions covering a wide range of topics at a neutral location. We applaud Prime Ministers Modi and Sharif for demonstrating sagacity, foresight, and leadership by opting for the route of harmony.
Bangladesh’s Temporary Head Muhammad Yunus
I genuinely applaud Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi of India and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan for agreeing to an immediate ceasefire and to hold discussions. Bangladesh remains committed to supporting both neighboring countries in resolving their disputes diplomatically.
EUROPEAN UNION DIPLOMAT-IN-CHief KAJA KALLAS
The declared truce between India and Pakistan represents an essential move towards reducing tensions. It is crucial that all measures are taken to uphold this agreement. The European Union continues to be dedicated to fostering peace, stability, and anti-terrorism within the area.
BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER DAVID LAMMY
The current truce between India and Pakistan is greatly appreciated. I encourage both sides to maintain this peace. Reducing tensions benefits everyone involved.
SAUDI ARABIA FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTRY
“The Foreign Ministry welcomes the ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India, optimistic that it will restore security and peace in the region. The Kingdom commends both parties for prioritising wisdom and self-restraint and reaffirms its support for resolving disputes through dialogue and peaceful means.”
UN SECRETARY-GENERAL SPOKESPERSON STEPHANE DUJARRIC
The Secretary-General applauds the ceasefire accord reached between India and Pakistan as a significant move towards ceasing ongoing conflicts and reducing tensions. He anticipates that this pact will aid in achieving enduring peace and create conditions favorable for tackling more extensive, long-standing matters between the nations involved.
PRINCE RAHIM AL-HUSSAINI, THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE FOR ISMAILI MUSLIMS’ RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP
I am delighted to observe that a ceasefire has been established. My hope is that both nations will endeavor to address the longstanding issues dating back to 1947 using conversation and nonviolent methods.
(Reported by Surbhi Misra and Tanvi Mehta Edited by Tomasz Janowski and Louise Heavens)
