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India's Firm Stance Against Mediation in Pakistan Conflict
India's Prime Minister Modi rejected third-party mediation in the conflict with Pakistan during a phone call with U.S. President Trump, as confirmed by India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. Modi's firm stance underscores India's position on handling its issues bilaterally.
PM Modi declines Trump’s US invite, reasserts India’s stance on no mediation with Pakistan
In a firm diplomatic stance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has categorically ruled out third-party mediation in India-Pakistan affairs, including from the United States, while also clarifying that the temporary halt in Operation Sindoor was made at
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