Archive · 30 Jul 2025
India: No World Leaders Asked Us to Stop
India and Pakistan were in a military situation.
India responded to Pakistan's actions by disabling their air defenses.
No leaders from other countries told India to stop.
The US warned India of an attack.
India's leader made it clear that if attacked, they would respond.
EAM Jaishankar stated no world leader told India to cease military operations.
Pakistan requested a stop to the fighting through the DGMO.
India disabled Pakistani air defense systems, making airfields inoperable.
The US Vice President warned the Prime Minister of a potential Pakistani attack.
The Prime Minister responded that any attack would receive an appropriate response.
- Who
- EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar, Indian government, Pakistani government, and the US.
- What
- EAM Jaishankar discussed India's military operations and communications with other countries during a conflict with Pakistan.
- When
- During a military conflict with Pakistan.
- Where
- Regarding the conflict with Pakistan.
- Why
- To provide details on India's actions and international communications during the conflict.
Indian Stance
Pakistan's Actions
International Pressure
Indian Stance
India did not receive pressure from any global leader to halt operations.
Pakistan's Actions
N/A
- Key Figure
- EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar
- Event
- Military operations and communication
- Countries Involved
- India and Pakistan
- US Involvement
- Warning of potential attack
- Pakistani Request
- To stop fighting via DGMO
