Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stepped into diplomatic action this weekend, urging both nations to exercise “calm and restraint” during a phone call with India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. The talks come after four days of deadly clashes along the border, with both sides agreeing to a temporary ceasefire on Saturday. 🕊️
“Peace and stability in Asia are hard-won and must be cherished,” Wang emphasized, noting the two countries are “immovable neighbors” and key partners for regional cooperation. China also condemned recent terrorist attacks in the Pahalgam area, reinforcing its opposition to all forms of terrorism. 💬
Doval acknowledged that war “is not the choice of the Indian side,” adding that dialogue remains critical. Military officials from India and Pakistan will resume talks Monday to solidify the ceasefire – a move China called “a common aspiration of the international community.” 📞
As young leaders and global citizens, tensions like these remind us how interconnected our world truly is. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops! #PeaceInAsia ✨
