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Pakistan Urges Diplomacy and Early Ceasefire on Fourth Anniversary of Russia-Ukraine War

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February 25, 2026
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Marking the fourth anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine Battle, Pakistan has known as for full use of ongoing diplomatic efforts and constructive engagement to realize an early ceasefire and a negotiated settlement.

Addressing a high-level assembly of the United Nations Safety Council, Pakistan’s Everlasting Consultant to the UN, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, mentioned Islamabad has supported dialogue and diplomacy for the reason that outset of the battle.

“There isn’t a navy answer to this battle — a simply and lasting peace can solely be achieved by sustained, structured, and significant dialogue,” he advised the 15-member Council.

Name for Ceasefire and Negotiations

The Safety Council assembly adopted an Emergency Particular Session of the United Nations Common Meeting, held amid intensified assaults on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.

Regardless of diplomatic initiatives and prior resolutions, 2025 has remained a very lethal yr for civilians.

Ambassador Ahmad careworn that any negotiated settlement should uphold the rules of the UN Constitution, make sure the professional safety pursuits of all sides, and promote lasting regional stability.

He additionally urged events to keep away from assigning blame and as an alternative deal with sensible steps towards peace.

Highlighting the humanitarian toll, he famous the extreme affect on civilians and significant infrastructure, saying the continued hostilities undermine worldwide humanitarian regulation and shrink house for significant dialogue.

“The crucial to finish the agony of thousands and thousands isn’t just a political goal, it’s a profound ethical accountability,” he mentioned, reaffirming Pakistan’s assist for initiatives aimed toward bridging variations.

Broader World Affect

Talking on the Common Meeting, Pakistani delegate Mohammad Kamran Taj underscored that the warfare’s penalties lengthen far past Ukraine, affecting world financial stability, provide chains, meals safety, and power markets — significantly harming growing nations.

He welcomed renewed diplomatic efforts, together with current prisoner exchanges, and recommended america for facilitating negotiations.

Pakistan inspired each events to interact sincerely, prioritize saving lives, and work towards de-escalation and a complete peace settlement aligned with the UN Constitution.

 



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