Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India Urges Ceasefire, Hostage Release in Middle East at UN
India wants the fighting in the Middle East to stop now.
They told the United Nations that everyone should stop fighting and that people who are being held need to be let go.
India also wants help to be given to people in the region.
They believe that talking and working things out is the only way to solve the problems, and that there is no other way.
India has always felt this way and said it again at a meeting.
India called for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East conflict.
The country emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian access.
India reiterated its consistent position on the ongoing crisis.
Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish delivered the statement at the UN.
India wants release of all hostages in the region.
- Who
- India, represented by Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish.
- What
- India called for a ceasefire and release of hostages in the Middle East.
- When
- During the UN Security Council's Quarterly Open Debate.
- Where
- At the UN Security Council.
- Why
- To address the ongoing crisis and advocate for peace and humanitarian aid.
- Country
- India
- Representative
- Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish
- Focus
- Middle East Conflict
- Action Urged
- Ceasefire, release of hostages
- Need
- Humanitarian access