Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Quad Calls for Justice in Red Fort Attack
The Quad countries, which are India, the US, Australia, and Japan, had a meeting in New Delhi.
They talked about a recent terrorist attack near the Red Fort in Delhi where 15 people were killed.
They want the people who did this attack, and those who helped them, to be punished.
They also want all countries in the United Nations to help with this.
The Quad countries said they strongly oppose terrorism, especially when it comes from one country to another.
They also talked about how to work together better to stop terrorism in the future.
They want the Indo-Pacific region to be safe from terrorism.
Quad countries called for justice for the perpetrators of the Red Fort attack and urged UN cooperation.
They condemned terrorism in all forms, with a focus on cross-border terrorism.
The Quad meeting discussed the full spectrum of counterterrorism cooperation and emerging challenges.
They emphasized the importance of information sharing on terrorists and their organizations.
The Quad reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in multilateral forums.
- Who
- Quad countries (India, US, Australia, Japan)
- What
- Called for justice for Red Fort attack perpetrators and condemned cross-border terrorism
- When
- 4-5 December 2025
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address terrorism and enhance cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region
- Organizations
- LeT, JeM, ISIS, al-Qaeda
- Sanctions Regime
- UN 1267
- Sanctions
- Global asset freeze, travel ban, arms embargo
- Meeting Date
- 3 December 2023
- Quad Meeting Date
- 4-5 December 2025
- Indian Delegation Leader
- Vinod Bahade
- US Delegation Leader
- Monica Jacobsen
- Red Fort Attack Date
- 10 November 2025
- Red Fort Attack Casualties
- 15 killed, several injured
Sources
India-US call for more sanctions on terrorists linked to LeT, JeM
Quad urges global cooperation to bring Red Fort terror attackers to justice
Quad calls for global action to bring perpetrators of Red Fort attack to justice, condemns cross-border terrorism
India-US-Quad pledge to expand cooperation to combat terrorism
India-US push UN for stricter measures against LeT JeM and terrorist proxies globally
