Archive · 26 Sep 2025
India Reaffirms Kashmir Stance After Erdogan's UN Remarks
India responded to Turkey's President Erdogan mentioning Kashmir at the UN.
India made it clear that it does not want any other countries involved in the Kashmir situation.
India supports a lasting solution for Northern Cyprus, in line with UN agreements.
They also discussed strengthening ties with Cyprus, and share similar views on many global issues.
India reiterated its position on Kashmir following comments by Turkish President Erdogan.
The MEA stated there is no scope for third-party involvement in Kashmir.
India supports a comprehensive settlement for North Cyprus within the UN framework.
EAM Jaishankar met with his Cypriot counterpart to discuss bilateral ties.
India and Cyprus share friendly relations and similar views on international matters.
- Who
- India (MEA)
- What
- Reiterated its stance on Kashmir after Erdogan's comments.
- When
- September 2025
- Where
- United Nations General Assembly
- Why
- To clarify India's position on Kashmir and express support for a Cyprus settlement.
- Event
- India's response to Erdogan's Kashmir remarks
- Key Figure
- EAM Jaishankar and Randhir Jaiswal
- Core Issue
- Kashmir, North Cyprus
- India's Stance
- No third-party role in Kashmir
- Related Issue
- India supports a settlement for North Cyprus
Sources
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