Eide: Norway Welcomes Ceasefire Agreement

Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide has expressed approval regarding the recent confirmation of an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Speaking to NTB, Eide stated, "We welcome the news that both India and Pakistan have confirmed an immediate ceasefire." He emphasized that this development is significant, as tensions were escalating dangerously.
According to Eide, the ceasefire is currently in effect, and the two nations are scheduled to meet again in a few days. He noted, "At least they have stopped firing at each other, which is very encouraging." The announcement of the ceasefire was initially made by U.S. President Donald Trump, and it was subsequently corroborated by both countries.
Reports indicate that over 30 nations have engaged in diplomatic efforts concerning the conflict in recent days. Eide remarked that there has been a "fairly unanimous message from the international community" urging both countries to de-escalate tensions and pursue diplomatic solutions. He added, "I hope that this serious escalation serves as a reminder that the Kashmir issue remains unresolved." Eide expressed hope that this situation could lead to progress in finding solutions or at least establishing ways for the two nations to coexist peacefully, thereby breaking the cycle of violence.
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