New Delhi, India – The Indian government condemned the Iranian attack targeting Kuwait, affirming its solidarity with Kuwait in the face of threats to its security and stability.
It also announced the death of an Indian citizen as a result of the attack.
Condemnation of the attack and solidarity with Kuwait
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs confirmed in a statement that
New Delhi is closely monitoring developments in coordination with Kuwaiti authorities and relevant parties.
It also stressed its rejection of any actions that threaten the security of states or endanger civilians.
India expressed its condemnation of the attack targeting Kuwait.
It also affirmed its support for efforts to maintain security and stability in the Gulf region.
India further emphasized the importance of respecting the sovereignty of states and adhering to international law.
Moreover, it stressed the need to avoid any steps that could escalate regional tensions.
It added that continued military tensions in the region threaten maritime security and economic stability.
They also increase the risks faced by civilians and residents of various nationalities.
Confirmation of a citizen’s death and diplomatic follow-up
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs announced the death of one of its citizens as a result of the attack.
It stated that it is in contact with the family and is working to provide them with the necessary support and assistance.
This is in addition to following up on the incident with the relevant authorities.
The Ministry also indicated that Indian diplomatic missions in the region are continuing to monitor
the situation of Indian citizens and are taking the necessary measures to ensure their safety.
India affirmed that it is monitoring developments through its diplomatic channels and called on all parties to exercise restraint,
avoid escalation, and work to resolve differences through dialogue and peaceful means.
These statements come amidst growing international concerns about the widening scope of tensions in the region.
This comes amid increasing calls for de-escalation, the protection of civilians,
and the preservation of security and stability in the Gulf states and the region in general.
