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Rubio urges India-Pakistan talks to 'defuse' situation: White House

AFP
  07 May 2025, 08:57
Indian security personnel stand guard in Wuyan near Indian-administered Kashmir's main city of Srinagar on May 7, 2025. Photo: AFP

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has spoken with his counterparts from India and Pakistan, encouraging both sides to engage in discussions to settle an escalating military confrontation, the White House said Tuesday.
"He is encouraging India and Pakistan to re-open a channel between their leadership to defuse the situation and prevent further escalation," said US National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes in a statement, after India carried out air strikes on Pakistani soil.

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