Riyadh:
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister, Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah made separate telephone calls with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, Foreign Ministry of Foreign Foreign, Saudi Arabia.
In a post on X, it was noted that the Saudi Foreign Minister focused on increasing the efforts to end the ongoing military conflict between the two countries as well as increasing the increasing tension between India and Pakistan.
| Foreign Minister HH Prince @Faisalbinfarhan Organized a phone call with the Foreign Minister of India, @Drsjaishankar And Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar. pic.twitter.com/m8Jiq1Lnze
– Ministry of External Affairs 🇸🇦 (@ksamofaen) May 10, 2025
He highlighted Saudi Arabia’s commitment to the safety and stability of the region.
The statement said, “The Foreign Minister made two phone calls today, his His Excellency Rajkumar Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, which is the Foreign Minister of Pakistan with Foreign Minister of Republic of India, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic.”
“During the call, the discussions focused on efforts to reduce stress and end the ongoing military conflicts. His Queen confirmed the state’s commitment to the security and stability of the region and its close and balanced relationship with both friendly countries.”
Earlier today, US State Secretary Marco Rubio also interacted with the Foreign Minister’s Jaishankar, Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ekshi Dar and Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir.
The US is intensifying its efforts to reduce tension between India and Pakistan. US State Secretary Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday and repeated the call to “re -establish” direct communication “between India and Pakistan, as noted by a press statement from the US State Department.
In the statement issued, it was noted that Secretary Rubio reiterated the stance for de-size and re-established direct communication to avoid miscolles between Pakistan and India.
“State Secretary Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. Secretary Rubio reiterated that both parties should find ways to re -establish direct communication to reduce the current situation and escape the miscalcol,” the state department said. ,
Rubio shared the same feeling on Saturday with his Indian counterpart, S Jaishankar and Pakistan Army Chief, General Asim Munir on Friday.
In his post, Eam said, “This morning talked with US Secretary Marco Rubio. India’s approach has always been measured and responsible and is so.”
Sources told ANI that soon after attacking 26 places in India in Pakistan on Saturday, India also came up with an efforts to create an efforts. Firing is still going on in many places along the Line of Control (LOC).
At least four airbases in Pakistan collided with Indian attacks in the early hours of Saturday.
Meanwhile, during a press briefing in New Delhi on Saturday, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh confirmed that the Pakistan Army was leading the soldiers to the front areas.
Wing Commander Singh said that while all hostile tasks have been effectively competed with proportional reactions, India has reiterated its commitment to Pakistan’s conditional restraint, de-eskalation.
“Pakistan’s Army has been seen to move its soldiers to the front areas, which indicates an aggressive intentions to move forward. Indian armed forces remain in a high position of operations, and all hostile tasks have been effectively counted and have been responded to proportional. Said, “Sink said. ,
In a sharp and calibrated response, the Indian armed forces made an accurate strike on only identified military goals … Pakistan has also tried to execute a constant malicious misunderstanding campaign, rejecting the destruction of airfields in Suratgarh and Sirsa with claims of destruction of the Indian S -400 system.
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