
India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has put a condition on Monday for starting talks with Pakistan. He said that India will not start talks with Pakistan until it leaves the side of terror. Jaishankar made this statement during a conversation with German Foreign Minister Annalena Beerbock.
Talking to the media, Jaishankar said that I have talked to Annalena Bareback regarding Pakistan. I have conveyed India's concerns to him regarding cross-border terror. But the biggest challenge is that we cannot talk till terror exists in Pakistan. He also told that the Foreign Minister of Germany understood India's position regarding this matter.
Talks were also held in many other countries including Afghanistan and Iran.
S Jaishankar and the German Foreign Minister discussed not only Pakistan but also the Ukraine war, Afghanistan, Iran, and Syria. Which was said to be very important from India's side. During talks with Foreign Minister Annalena Bareback, India has again clarified its stand regarding Russia.
Told the EU not to lecture India
Jaishankar said that India will maintain economic relations with Russia for its national interests. He again accused the Western countries of having a double attitude regarding trade relations with Russia. Jaishankar claimed that the European Union is continuously buying Russian oil and energy. While lecturing India not to do so.
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