French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Italian Prime Minister Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, King Abdullah II of Jordan, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Thursday dialed PM Modi expressing their condolences over Pahalgam terror attack and offering support to counter terror.
Netanyahu expressed his condolences to Modi and the Indian people over the "Islamist terrorist attack in Kashmir".
Modi shared the barbaric nature of the cross border terrorist attack and reiterated India’s firm resolve to bring the perpetrators and their supporters to justice. Meloni also called Modi and strongly condemned the terrible terror attack on Indian soil.
"She conveyed her thoughts and prayers for the victims and wished a speedy recovery of those injured. She expressed full support of Italy in the fight against terrorism. PM Modi appreciated her call and the clear message of support against terrorism and those behind it. India and Italy will continue to work together including in international platforms to strengthen counter-terrorism efforts," according to a post on X by MEA.
Macron conveyed his personal condolences on the brutal killing of innocent people in the heinous terror attack in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. He strongly condemned the attack and expressed full support and solidarity with the people of India adding that this kind of barbarism is totally unacceptable. King Abdullah II of Jordan also called Modi and strongly condemned the "ghastly terror attack".
He conveyed sincere condolences at the loss of innocent lives, saying that terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and manifestations and there can be no justification. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told PM Modi that terrorism cannot be justified. Both leaders emphasised that terrorism is a grave threat to humanity.Those who believe in democracy should stand united in the fight against terrorism.
PM shared assessment of the cross border terror attack and India’s resolve to deal with it firmly and decisively. "I cannot help but feel great shock and anger regarding the large number of casualties caused by the terrorist attack carried out in Kashmir. I resolutely condemn such a vicious attack. On behalf of the Japanese government and people, I would like to extend my sincere condolences to those who lost their lives and their bereaved families, and express my heartfelt sympathy to those who were injured…Terrorism cannot be justified for any reason. Japan strongly condemns all forms of terrorism. Japan is firmly committed to com-batting terrorism in cooperation with India and the international community," Ishiba had said in a statement on Wednesday.
President of Egypt called Prime Minister and strongly condemned the terror attack. Sisi reiterated that Egypt stands shoulder to shoulder with India, in the fight against terrorism.
Netanyahu expressed his condolences to Modi and the Indian people over the "Islamist terrorist attack in Kashmir".
Modi shared the barbaric nature of the cross border terrorist attack and reiterated India’s firm resolve to bring the perpetrators and their supporters to justice. Meloni also called Modi and strongly condemned the terrible terror attack on Indian soil.
"She conveyed her thoughts and prayers for the victims and wished a speedy recovery of those injured. She expressed full support of Italy in the fight against terrorism. PM Modi appreciated her call and the clear message of support against terrorism and those behind it. India and Italy will continue to work together including in international platforms to strengthen counter-terrorism efforts," according to a post on X by MEA.
Macron conveyed his personal condolences on the brutal killing of innocent people in the heinous terror attack in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. He strongly condemned the attack and expressed full support and solidarity with the people of India adding that this kind of barbarism is totally unacceptable. King Abdullah II of Jordan also called Modi and strongly condemned the "ghastly terror attack".
He conveyed sincere condolences at the loss of innocent lives, saying that terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and manifestations and there can be no justification. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told PM Modi that terrorism cannot be justified. Both leaders emphasised that terrorism is a grave threat to humanity.Those who believe in democracy should stand united in the fight against terrorism.
PM shared assessment of the cross border terror attack and India’s resolve to deal with it firmly and decisively. "I cannot help but feel great shock and anger regarding the large number of casualties caused by the terrorist attack carried out in Kashmir. I resolutely condemn such a vicious attack. On behalf of the Japanese government and people, I would like to extend my sincere condolences to those who lost their lives and their bereaved families, and express my heartfelt sympathy to those who were injured…Terrorism cannot be justified for any reason. Japan strongly condemns all forms of terrorism. Japan is firmly committed to com-batting terrorism in cooperation with India and the international community," Ishiba had said in a statement on Wednesday.
President of Egypt called Prime Minister and strongly condemned the terror attack. Sisi reiterated that Egypt stands shoulder to shoulder with India, in the fight against terrorism.
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