UN Appeals to India and Pakistan for Maximum Restraint

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has asked India and Pakistan to show maximum restraint as tensions between the two countries rise. He said that military action is not the way to solve the problem and could make things worse. Indian media reports that Guterres warned the situation has reached a dangerous point, with their relationship in a very critical condition.

He urged both countries to avoid violence and find peaceful solutions through talks. Guterres also mentioned that the UN respects both India and Pakistan's governments and appreciates their contributions to peacekeeping missions worldwide.

In addition, the UN condemned the recent attack on tourists in Pahalgam, India. Guterres said that those responsible for the attack should face strict punishment. The international community is worried about the growing risks of conflict and has called for peaceful talks to prevent any further violence. The UN is keeping a close watch on the situation and encourages both countries to avoid military action.