US Statement on India-Pakistan Conflict

Tensions between Pakistan and India rose sharply after a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir on April 22, 2025, where 26 people lost their lives. India blamed Pakistan-based groups for the attack, but Pakistan strongly denied this and asked for an international investigation.

As the situation became more serious with military alerts and diplomatic tensions increasing, the United States stepped in and called for calm. US Vice President JD Vance said Pakistan should work with India to stop militant activities, but also warned India to avoid actions that could start a full-scale war in the region.

US officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have spoken with both Pakistani and Indian leaders to push for peace and encourage them to resolve the issue through talks instead of aggression. The US clearly stated: “We urge both countries to avoid further tension and focus on dialogue .”

In addition, Pakistan has raised concerns about the US possibly giving advanced military technology to India. Pakistan believes this could upset the balance of power in South Asia and make the situation worse.

At this time, the US and the international community are watching closely and urging both countries to show restraint and solve the matter peacefully for the sake of regional stability and security.