<p>New Delhi: The world must have zero tolerance to terrorism, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday told the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who stressed that nobody would win in the event of an escalation in the conflict between India and Pakistan.</p> <p>Jaishankar also conveyed the same message to Russia and the European Union.</p> <p>“Had a phone call with UK Foreign Secretary @DavidLammy this afternoon. Our discussions centred around countering terrorism, for which there must be zero tolerance,” the external affairs minister posted on X.</p>. <p>“Tensions between India and Pakistan remain a serious concern,” Lammy wrote on X, after speaking to Jaishankar in New Delhi and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in Islamabad. “I’ve continued to push for a path forward through diplomacy, not conflict. I have been clear to all sides that if this escalates further, nobody wins.”</p>.Operation Sindoor | Opposition laud armed forces for airstrikes. <p>The external affairs minister drove to the Embassy of Russia in New Delhi in the evening to participate in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the war over fascism in 1945. “India is confronting the challenge of terrorism, one that is a shared threat to the international community. I thank those who have expressed solidarity with us and understand the resolute response underway,” he said.</p> <p>He also took part in the Europe Day celebration in New Delhi.</p> <p>“We are gathered today at a time when India is firmly confronting the challenge of terrorism. We believe that this is a shared threat for which there must be zero tolerance. I thank all those who have expressed solidarity with us and recognise the need for a resolute response,” he said. </p>
<p>New Delhi: The world must have zero tolerance to terrorism, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday told the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who stressed that nobody would win in the event of an escalation in the conflict between India and Pakistan.</p> <p>Jaishankar also conveyed the same message to Russia and the European Union.</p> <p>“Had a phone call with UK Foreign Secretary @DavidLammy this afternoon. Our discussions centred around countering terrorism, for which there must be zero tolerance,” the external affairs minister posted on X.</p>. <p>“Tensions between India and Pakistan remain a serious concern,” Lammy wrote on X, after speaking to Jaishankar in New Delhi and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in Islamabad. “I’ve continued to push for a path forward through diplomacy, not conflict. I have been clear to all sides that if this escalates further, nobody wins.”</p>.Operation Sindoor | Opposition laud armed forces for airstrikes. <p>The external affairs minister drove to the Embassy of Russia in New Delhi in the evening to participate in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the war over fascism in 1945. “India is confronting the challenge of terrorism, one that is a shared threat to the international community. I thank those who have expressed solidarity with us and understand the resolute response underway,” he said.</p> <p>He also took part in the Europe Day celebration in New Delhi.</p> <p>“We are gathered today at a time when India is firmly confronting the challenge of terrorism. We believe that this is a shared threat for which there must be zero tolerance. I thank all those who have expressed solidarity with us and recognise the need for a resolute response,” he said. </p>
