INTERNATIONAL — July 4, 2026
India Condemns Pakistani Airstrikes on Afghanistan, Reaffirms Support for Sovereignty
The spokesperson expressed condolences to victims' families and pledged continued humanitarian assistance along with development projects in Afghanistan.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with ToloNews — 2 min read
India's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal strongly condemned Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan that killed and injured civilians including women and children.
Jaiswal expressed condolences to the families of the victims and reaffirmed New Delhi's firm support for Afghanistan's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
The spokesperson added that India continues to provide humanitarian aid, medicine, and development projects to Afghanistan.
Singapore's former ambassador Bilahari Kausikan stated that Pakistan's problems are rooted in internal mismanagement rather than external factors from India, Afghanistan or other neighbors.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan called Pakistan's claims that Afghan soil is used against it baseless.
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