International: Trump's remarks on the attack in Kashmir

 

A brutal terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir has killed dozens of tourists and an intelligence officer. Terrorists have killed 26 people and injured several others in the tourist town of Pahalgam. Leaders around the world have expressed their condolences and condolences. US President Donald Trump has called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to express his condemnation and condolences. At the time, he expressed full support for India in bringing the perpetrators to justice.

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Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal mentioned the phone call in an X message. Jaiswal said, "India and the United States will work together against terrorism."

Earlier on Tuesday, Trump posted on his social media account Truth Social about the attack in Kashmir. There, he wrote, "Deeply shocked by the news from Kashmir. The United States stands firmly with India in the fight against terrorism."

Russian President Vladimir Putin also condemned the incident. In addition, various countries including Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, the United Arab Emirates have condemned the attack.

Incidentally, gunmen attacked tourists in the Pahalgam area of ​​Indian-administered Kashmir on Tuesday afternoon. At least 26 people were killed. Two of them were foreigners. One was from the United Arab Emirates and the other was from Nepal.

After this attack, Narendra Modi cut short his visit to Saudi Arabia and returned home on Tuesday night. After the attack, Indian Home Minister Amit Shah went to Srinagar in Kashmir. He held a meeting with the concerned people there to review the security situation.

Source: NDTV