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China Backs Pakistan in Defending Sovereignty
- China expressed support for Pakistan in defending its national sovereignty following a ceasefire on May 20, 2025, after four days of fighting between India and Pakistan in Kashmir.
- The conflict arose after a deadly April 22 attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, that killed 26 civilians with India blaming Pakistan-backed militants, which Islamabad denied and offered an independent probe.
- Hostilities involving missiles, drones, and artillery occurred from May 6 to May 10, after which a ceasefire was declared by then-President Donald Trump, a truce that has reportedly remained in effect for more than a week amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations.
- At a meeting in Beijing on May 20, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi described Pakistan as a steadfast ally and committed to strengthening their all-weather strategic partnership, while also expressing support for continued dialogue between India and Pakistan.
- The event underscores strengthened China-Pakistan ties with Beijing reaffirming support for Pakistan’s sovereignty and bilateral cooperation aimed at regional peace, development, and stability.
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