India’s Operation Sindoor Triggers Pakistan’s Appeal to UNSC Amid Rising Tensions
In the aftermath of India’s Operation Sindoor, a strategic airstrike on terrorist camps in Pakistan, Islamabad has officially approached the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The air operation was launched on the 16th day after the deadly Pahalgam attack, which claimed the lives of 25 Indian citizens and one Nepali national.
India’s swift and targeted response has left Pakistan rattled, prompting it to accuse India of “aggressive military action.” In a formal letter submitted to the UNSC, Pakistan asserted that while it does not seek war, it “reserves the right to respond” in case of any violation of its sovereignty.
The Pakistani government expressed concern over regional stability, appealing to the international community to take cognizance of India’s actions. “If our borders are violated or our sovereignty threatened, we will not remain silent. We will defend our people and territory,” the letter stated.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized a preference for peace and diplomacy, yet made it clear that national interest and security would remain a top priority. “We seek peaceful resolution through dialogue, but we will continue to raise our voice on global platforms,” said the ministry spokesperson.
So far, the UNSC has not issued any official response to Pakistan’s notice. Meanwhile, global powers have urged both nations to exercise restraint and avoid any escalation. Countries including the US, Russia, and members of the EU have called for diplomatic dialogue to ease tensions.
India has yet to release an official response regarding Pakistan’s appeal to the UNSC, but sources indicate that New Delhi considers