Jaishankar Warns Pakistan on Terror, Nuclear Threats; Briefs Germany & Global Delegations
Wadephul called it “brutal” and promised to stand against terrorism, anywhere in the world.
Berlin [Germany], May 23: When Indian foreign minister S. Jaishankar met Germany’s leaders this week, he carried not just diplomatic documents, but the voice of a nation tired of terror. In Berlin, he made it clear—India will never bend to nuclear threats or fear tactics. This message was shared with Germany’s foreign minister Johann Wadephul and Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who stood beside India’s firm stance.
Germany Stands With India
Germany did not stay silent. They showed support for India after the cruel terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Wadephul called it “brutal” and promised to stand against terrorism, anywhere in the world. Their words meant more than just sympathy; it was a promise to walk with India in its journey to peace and safety. Together, the two nations agreed that terrorism must never be accepted.
No Third-Party Talks, Only Direct Action
Jaishankar reminded the world—India will deal with Pakistan directly. No outsider will be allowed to interfere. This is a decision that has grown from years of experience. Whether it’s defending borders or seeking justice, India wants to do it its own way. This belief in self-reliance was clear in every word spoken in Berlin.
Operation Sindoor and Global Talks
On May 7, India launched Operation Sindoor to fight terrorism at its roots. Germany supported India’s right to protect itself. Later, Jaishankar met many German lawmakers to explain why this operation was important. In Moscow, Indian leaders also spoke with Russian lawmakers, gaining their support too. These meetings are part of a global effort to show the true face of terrorism.
Support from Friends Around the World
India is not alone in this fight. Delegations from India are visiting over 30 countries, from Japan to Greece, from UAE to Latvia. They are telling the world how cross-border terrorism hurts innocent lives. Japan’s leaders, including their former defence minister, expressed strong support. Even Russia said it stands with India to defeat terrorism together. Slowly, the world is uniting with India’s cause.
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