India’s ‘Cyprus’ Reply To Turkey As President Erdogan Raises Kashmir At UN | India News

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently brought up the problem of Kashmir at the United Nations General Assembly, but was prepared with coconut. This time, not just condemnation, but a counter -attack. On Friday, India clearly stated that he would not hesitate to hit Ankara where he hurt the most. While Türkiye brought the Kashmir issue to the agenda, the Indian Cyprus reminded the Erdogan government.

MEA spokesman Randhir Jasiwal made clear that there is no scope for any third -party role or mediation in Kashmir, while Foreign Minister Dr. S Jaishankar discussed the Cyprus problem during the meeting with the country’s foreign minister. “The Minister of Foreign Affairs met with the Cyprus Minister of Foreign Affairs in relation to Northern Cyprus. The Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed his support for a comprehensive and lasting solution in accordance with the UN framework of India’s agreed UN framework.” He said.

The Mea spokesman also expressed a comprehensive and lasting settlement support for Northern Cyprus under India’s United Nations framework.

Cyprus was a country, but in 1974, a conflict began. A group in Cyprus tried to unite the island with Greece, and in response, Türkiye sent its army to the north of Cyprus, saying that it protected the Turkish Cypriots living there. Since then, the island has been divided into two: it has been ruled by the Southern Greek Cypriots and is internationally known as the Republic of Cyprus, is controlled by Northern Cyprus and is supported by Türkiye, but not recognized by the rest of the world. Because of this division, the northern part is considered a controversial region.

On Wednesday, Eam Jaishankar was supported by Konstantinos Kombos, Cyprus counterpart, on the sides of the 8th session of Unga and a comprehensive and lasting settlement of Cyprus.

“Cyprus’s always a big meeting FM Constantinos Kombos.

Kombos was grateful to India for its long -standing support in the Cyprus problem. He said he was looking forward to his visit to India.

In an article in X, Cyprus FM, “New York-India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is always a pleasure to meet with S Jaishankar. Discussion, Cyprus-India strategic partnership, relevant international issues and the long-term principles of India for the ongoing principles of the Greek Executive Committee of the Executive Committee of Greek.

India and Cyprus enjoy friendly and time -tested bonds. In many global issues, both countries share similar views. India provided unshakable support to the sovereignty, unity and regional integrity of Cyprus.

Cyprus also supports India’s views on important multilateral issues such as UN Security Council Reforms and Nuclear Suppliers Group. Both countries enjoy solid economic ties. On the other hand, Türkiye supports Pakistan.