India's Prime Minister Modi rejected third-party mediation in the conflict with Pakistan during a phone call with U.S.

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In a firm diplomatic stance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has categorically ruled out third-party mediation in India-Pakistan affairs, including from the United States, while also clarifying that the ...

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi firmly stated to U.S. President Donald Trump that India would not accept any third-party ...

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PM Modi firmly told President Trump that India will never accept third-party mediation on Jammu and Kashmir, reaffirming its ...

During the conversation, which lasted over half an hour, PM Modi briefed the US President about India's Operation Sindoor and ...