‘US Monitors India-Pakistan Situation Daily’: US Secretary Of State Marco Rubio | India News

New Delhi: The United States Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said that on Sunday, the US watched the developments between Pakistan and India “every day ..

Speaking about the difficulties of establishing and maintaining a ceasefire in relation to the war in Ukraine, Rubio met NBC News to the press, “… The only way to get a ceasefire was that both sides agreed to stop firing each other and the Russians did not accept it.”

He stressed that obtaining a ceasefire is just part of the difficulty; It is equally complex to ensure that it is kept. According to PTI, Rubio said, “So, we pay attention to what is happening between Pakistan and India every day, and what is between Cambodia and Thailand.” He said.

Rubio, especially in the context of a long -term conflict, such as the three -and -a -half -year war in Ukraine, can be “very quickly distributed”, he added. He said that the US focused only on temporarily stopping the conflict, but instead forced it for a long -term solution.

“… I do not think that no one is ideal here and what we aim is not a permanent ceasefire. What we aim here is a peace agreement, so there is no war now and there is no war in the future.”

In a separate interview with Fox Business, Rubio re-referred to the situation of India-Pakistan: “And I think we are very lucky and blessed and we have to be grateful because we have a president who has a priority of the management of peace and peace. We saw this in Cambodia and Thailand.

This is the allegations of US President Donald Trump on American efforts in the construction of global peace in the past.

However, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke in Parliament during the discussions about Sindoor operation, saying that no foreign leader did not want India to stop the operation.

India’s Minister of Foreign Affairs S. Jaishankar confirmed that there was no third -party mediation in providing a ceasefire with Pakistan during the Sindoor operation.