India Pakistan Conflict: India has claimed repeatedly that ceasefire on May 10, followed by Operation Sindoor, reached due to direct talks between New Delhi and Islamabad.
India has rejected in a firm way to China’s claim that it mediated between New Delhi and Islamabad during the military conflict earlier this year. India has emphasised that no external party has played a role in the ceasefire decision. Whereas, government stated that ceasefire on 10th May, after the Operation Sindoor was only achieved through direct discussions between Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of both countries.
India Pakistan Conflict: India rejects Third-Party Role in Ceasefire, counters China’s claim of mediating India-Pakistan conflict
According to the sources, “We have refuted all such claims. In matters relating to India and Pakistan, there is no third party. Our position is multiple times made clear that it is only between the DGMOs of our two countries that ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan is finalised,”
This entire news arrives after the comments made by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, that echoed those of Donald Trump, where China mediated conflicts within the International scene, including standoff between the two nations i.e. India and Pakistan.
It is remarked by the Wang Yi on Tuesday, “This year various regional and cross-border conflicts have erupted more frequently than at any point since World War II. He added that China has retained an objective and equitable stance with the focus on the rehabilitation of problems and causes as the country strives to build lasting peace. According to Wang, through Chinese effective technique for managing hotspot problems, the country has mediated between the situation at northern Myanmar, Iranian nuclear crisis, between the conflicts of Pakistan and India, between conflicts of Palestine and Israel, and between last conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.
China Claims India Pakistan Ceasefire: China claims mediation in India-Pakistan conflict, but allegedly supported Pakistan: I.A General
China as same like former US President Donald Trump, stated that it helped to prevent the conflict between India and Pakistan this year. But its intentions seem appear suspicious, as China was seen supporting Pakistan in its conflict and was even supplying military assistance, as it also utilised the situation as a ‘live lab’ in respect to test their weapons and provide input to Pakistan, According to the top India Army General Rahul R Singh.
This conflict heightened in May after a terror attack at Pahalgam on April 22, in which 26 died, prompting to the launch of Operation Sindoor by the Indian government, destroying nine terror camps situated in Pakistan.
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