US EditionSpanish PM praised Pakistan’s swift response to Indian airstrikes
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez praised Pakistan's swift and diplomatic response to recent Indian airstrikes during a Congress session on May 9, 2025.
- The conflict arose after an attack in Kashmir under Indian administration, which occurred a fortnight earlier and resulted in civilian casualties, prompting India to conduct retaliatory airstrikes against sites it identified as terrorist bases in Pakistan.
- Sánchez highlighted Pakistan's restraint and commitment to peaceful solutions amidst growing tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors and emphasized the need to restore diplomacy and multilateral cooperation.
- He called for raising defense budgets to reach two percent of GDP by the year 2025 and emphasized that true security involves not only military capabilities but also the revival of diplomacy and multilateral cooperation, highlighting concerns about instability in the region.
- Sánchez's remarks underscore the importance of diplomacy and defense investment to safeguard global security and suggest ongoing support for international mediation to reduce South Asian tensions.
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