At the United Nations General Assembly, Turkish President Erdogan raised the Kashmir dispute weeks after signing a trilateral defence pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia — a sequence that transforms a diplomatic speech into a geopolitical signal. By invoking UN frameworks for a territory India considers sovereign and non-negotiable, Erdogan extended Turkey's new security commitments into the arena of international discourse. India's swift rebuttal, grounded in the Shimla Agreement and decades of grievance over cross-border militancy, reflects a nation that sees not merely a speech, but the arc
Erdogan Raises Kashmir at UNGA After Signing Turkey-Pakistan-Saudi Defence Pact
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