India & International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan

India: India reaffirmed its commitment to peace, stability, and development in Afghanistan through humanitarian aid and development cooperation. It also defended Afghanistan and the United Nations against criticism from Pakistan.

International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan: The International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan's briefing and report were discussed at the UNSC, and its intent and veracity were questioned by Pakistan, leading to India's defense.

India: India has strongly condemned Pakistan's actions at the United Nations Security Council, accusing it of sponsoring terrorism and committing genocidal acts, while also defending its own territorial integrity regarding India — Jammu and Kashmir.

International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan: The International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) provided estimates and documentation cited by India regarding civilian deaths, injuries, and displacement in Afghanistan due to Pakistani military forces.

India: Strengthened ties with Taliban, secured sanctions waiver, and called for sanctions rethink.

International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan: Acknowledges reduced conflict but warns that restrictions on women impede recovery and reintegration.

India: India strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, calling it a 'blatant act of aggression' and a threat to regional peace, while also reiterating support for Afghanistan's sovereignty.

International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan: The International — United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan reported that at least 28 civilians were killed and 49 injured in Pakistan's airstrikes, highlighting the civilian toll of the conflict.