PM Modi Calls Iran President Amid Rising Regional Tensions
In a crucial phone conversation, the Indian Prime Minister spoke directly with Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian, expressing deep concern over the recent escalation of conflict following US intervention in the Israel-Iran situation.
Stress on Immediate De-escalation and Stability
During their 45-minute discussion, the Prime Minister urged swift de-escalation to restore peace and stability in a region that holds significant strategic importance for India. Modi emphasized the need for dialogue and restraint to avoid further deterioration of security.
Friendship and Partnership Highlighted
President Pezeshkian briefed Modi on the latest developments after US bombing activities, reaffirming Iran’s view of India as a trusted friend and partner in efforts aimed at promoting regional peace, security, and long-term stability.
Context Behind the Call
The recent escalation follows heightened military action by the United States in the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, raising concerns over increased instability across the Middle East. India's earnest diplomatic engagement signals its commitment to peace in this volatile hotspot.
