In a significant diplomatic development, the United Kingdom, Russia, and Japan have stepped forward to help defuse escalating tensions between Pakistan and India, calling for restraint and a return to dialogue to avert further deterioration in regional stability.
Expressing deep concern over the unfolding situation, the United Kingdom has offered its full cooperation to ease hostilities. British Trade Minister stated, “We are friends and partners to both Pakistan and India, and we stand ready to do whatever we can to promote regional stability, dialogue, and de-escalation.”
He further affirmed that the UK would support peace efforts at every level, emphasizing Britain’s commitment to regional peace and its readiness to assist in de-escalating the standoff between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
Meanwhile, Russia and Japan echoed similar concerns. The Russian Foreign Ministry warned of growing military tension and urged both sides to act with patience and responsibility. “We are concerned about the increasing military tension between Pakistan and India and urge both sides to act with patience and composure,” the ministry said.
Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary reinforced the call for dialogue, urging both countries to stabilize the situation through diplomatic channels and peaceful negotiation.
The coordinated calls by these global powers underline the seriousness of the crisis and reflect an urgent international push to prevent escalation and restore calm through diplomacy.
